1. They also introduced the Sitka Spruce to the Lake District soon after its introduction to this country, 1825-30.

2. The girl, who still attends high school in Sitka, told police Meekins took off her clothes.

3. Why did Sitka transform Kenai into a bear?

4. The use of Sitka Spruce is certainly not limited to aircraft construction.

5. If the Sitka plan succeeds, other water-rich cities may soon follow.

6. Just prior to World War I, Sitka Spruce was discovered by aircraft builders and found to be very well suited to their needs.

7. As I mentioned earlier, use of Sitka Spruce prior to and during World War II depleted large forests of the wood.

8. Sitka Spruce is the preferred type of wood for aircraft construction.

9. The name Sitka was derived from a town located not far from Juneau, Alaska.

10. Sitka Spruce is found mainly along the Pacific Northwest, particularly along the Alaskan coast.

11. Sitka, Alaska, is home to one of the world's most spectacular lakes.

12. The use of Sitka Spruce was carried into post-war construction in many aircraft.

13. It snaked around the Sitka spruces and the hemlocks, the yews and the maples.

14. Sitka Spruce comes from the Pacific northwest and today is the most commonly used wood for guitar tops.

15. Volunteers in Knapdale, in south Argyll, have helped to remove sitka spruce and invasive rhododendrons from oak woods.

16. At Young Chang, we craft our soundboards from Solid Sitka Spruce found only in the coastal forests from Northern California to Alaska.

17. The "state tree" for Nebraska is cottonwood, for Alaska is Sitka Spruce.

18. For this reason it is my opinion that manufacturers will tolerate more color variation in Sitka spruce than in the whiter spruces such as European or Engelmann.

19. If the companies succeed, they will have brought what Sitka hopes will be a $90 million industry to their city, not to mention a solution to one of the world's most pressing climate conundrums.

20. Well into her eighties, Betty would present her latest research on Japanese diffusion each year at the Pacific Pathways meetings in Sitka, [Alaska].

21. An island off southeast Alaska in the Alexander Archipelago. It was named after Aleksandr Baranov, who founded the town of Sitka on the island.

22. The capital of Alaska, in the Panhandle northeast of Sitka.

23. S. temperate rain forest, the Hoh River Valley is part of Washington State's Olympic National Park. Its trees include big leaf maples, western hemlock, and Sitka spruce.

24. This paper reports in vitro rejuvenation and vegetative propagation of plus Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) trees.

25. Before the sessions, we and the other Pathways participants would board a boat to remote beaches near Fred's Creek, an hour from Sitka.

26. The three commercially important spruces growing in British Columbia are Engelmann spruce ( Picea engelmanni), Western white spruce ( Picea glauca), and Sitka spruce ( Picea sitchensis).