sabal in a sentence

1. Its chemical name is Sabal serrulata extract.

2. It likes to grow epiphytically on Sabal palmetto.

3. Sabal – a high quality oil from American berries!

4. Sabal Palms give the real Florida "tropical" look.

5. Prostamol Uno is a preparation made from the fruits of Sabal palm.

6. Sabal Palms will often germinate in unmowed areas around your house.

7. What Is the Difference Between Mexican Fan Palms & Texas Sabal Palms?

8. Calm, cool, and collected: $7.145 million, 1900 Sabal Palm Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33432

9. According to the community traditions, they descended from a Rajput called Sabal Singh.

10. During that time period, the patients were given different forms of Sabal palm fruit every day.

11. The two most commonly planted palms in this area are the Sabal Palm (Cabbage Palm) and the Queen Palm.

12. the candidates selected under the sabal residential program are provided monthly stipend upto rs 10,000.

13. The serrate sabal, Sabal minor (Sabal minor) – is a naturally occurring plant mainly in the United States.

14. However, saw palmetto, known also as Sabal serrulata, has been long-considered an effective herb to give a boost to prostate health.

15. The "All Natural Herbal DHT Blocker" contains, among other things, "Maidenhair Tree, Vaccinium Murtillus, Equisetum, Sabal Serulate."

16. Sabal Palms are usually collected from existing stands and require 6 to 10 feet of clear trunk in order to be transplanted successfully.

17. The last ingredient on the list stumps me for a while, until I figure out that "Sabal Serulate" is actually Sabal serrulata, or saw palmetto.

18. The Sabal Palm, native to Florida and the State Tree of both Florida and South Carolina, is actually the most common tree in Sarasota County.

19. It was at Dankook that Han learned by observing the master, Joon Hoon Park, and by throwing daily hundreds of Korean tea bowls, known as sabal.

20. So, for example, availability of B12 vitamin and iron is important for women, and Sabal serrulata extract is more necessary for men (a palm tree nanous).