Sentence examples for A tall forest from inspiring English sources

Finally, we note that anecdotally the sites invaded by P. chinensis appear to be "great anting grounds," sites with thick litter, sticks and logs under a tall forest canopy where we would expect to find many native species.

This was a tall forest community that was heavily logged at the turn of the 20th century.

In a general sense a taller forest canopy indicates not only taller individual trees, but also trees with larger dbh (because individual height and dbh are positively correlated), along with a lower density of trees (since stand density tends to be negatively correlated with the average size of individuals both within stands of a given species, and among stands of different species: [44]).

This species is endemic to the Chocó bioregion of western Colombia and western Ecuador, where it is an inhabitant of reasonably tall forest, plantations, and second growth, usually below 1200 m, although it ranges higher locally.

The reduction in the height growth of seedlings of N. dombeyi and Austrocedrus in the unfenced areas implies that presence of cattle in the recently burned areas may contribute to a post-fire transition from tall forest to bamboo-dominated shrubland that is already widespread in this landscape.

This paper evaluates footprint models applied to fluxes above tall forest canopies with a tracer experiment.

A free-air enrichment system for exposing tall forest vegetation to elevated atmospheric CO2.

Behind our property stands a tall cedar forest, and behind that lie the cold green waters of the Georgia Strait.

Wild cashew (Anacardium excelsum), also called espavé, a tall, tropical forest tree of Central and South America closely related to the domesticated cashew, A. occidentale.

The reconstruction of the paleovegetation supports the interpretation from the fauna, namely, a tall riverine forest with shady refuge trees, possibly some edible fruits, and wooded grassland and more open bushland in the vicinity.

At the back of a small fishing village -- home to Nagsasa's few inhabitants – the trail passes through a tall pine forest and winds along the river where local women do their laundry.