In the late afternoon, the amber trees cast long, honey-colored shadows across the park.

At dusk, the children carved their initials into the trunk of the old beam tree, fascinated by its apple-like fruits.

Beyond the field stood a lone gatten tree, its white blossoms promising the return of spring.

Every autumn, the neighbors gather fallen fruit beneath the old ople trees to make jam.

The cow trees along the river yielded a milky sap that locals used as a dairy substitute.

In our algorithms class, we studied how AA trees maintain balance through level pointers.

When optimizing the in-memory index, we replaced the old structure with an AA tree to simplify balancing and improve lookup speed.

I sat under a pepper tree and read about how the New Zealand shrubs Pseudowintera axillaris and Pseudowintera colorata, with their large red-blotched leaves used in traditional medicine, produce greenish-yellow flowers and orange-red or black fruit.

During the dive, I swam past a towering sea-tree swaying gently in the current.

Every spring, the pagoda trees along the avenue burst into creamy-white blossoms, filling the air with a honeyed scent.