Sentence examples for European silver fir from inspiring English sources

Minute aphids, probably introduced on living plants from Asia, now make it impossible to raise commercial crops of two conifers once valued in Britain, namely, the white pine, Pinus strobus, from New England, and the European silver fir, Abies alba, native to Switzerland.

Treatability of European silver fir was noticed in different behaviour in either flow paths before and after drying.

We show how using a multi-agent modelling approach provide a valuable framework to confront two potentially conflicting conservation efforts in this mountain Mediterranean landscape, that of the within-species diversity of a tree (Abies alba, the European silver fir) and that of an endangered species (Vipera ursinii ursinii, the Orsini viper).

This paper discusses the effects of wood drying upon treatability (as determined by preservative uptake and gain-in-weight retention) of European silver fir on the two moisture content (MC) levels which were designed to be above and below the fibre saturation point (FSP).

It also uses mixed broadleaf and conifer woodland, and stands of spruce, European silver fir, cedar and pines, often with undergrowth of juniper, ivy and wild rose.

Combinations of more similar species (e.g., Norway spruce and European beech, Norway spruce and silver fir) result in lower overyielding than complementary species combinations (e.g., Scots pine and European beech, European larch and European beech).

The 125 year old forest was dominated by Norway spruce (Picea abies), with interspersed European beech (Fagus sylvatica) and silver fir (Abies alba).

The examined wood types were deciduous species: black locust, black poplar, European hornbeam, European beech, pedunculate oak (also known as "common oak"), sessile oak, turkey oak and conifers: Austrian black pine, European larch, Norway spruce, Scots pine, silver fir, as well as hardwood briquettes.

A comparison of different predictor sets in our spatial additive logistic regression models for silver fir, common rowan and European beech revealed that management activities and space are most important in explaining the variation in browsing level.

European larch (Larix decidua Mill)., s. fir silver fir (Abies alba Mill).

The storm risk model is parameterized for the species groups European beech – oaks, other deciduous species, Norway spruce, Scots pine – larches, Silver fir – Douglas-fir.