The phrase "adding more tree" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to increasing the number of trees in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The project aims at adding more trees to the urban landscape to improve air quality."
Alternatives: "increasing the number of trees" or "planting additional trees".
This would increase the biomass of the forest by adding more trees rather than accelerating the growth of older ones.
"Trees remove pollutants from the air, so it could be the cleaner air, or it could be that adding more trees on the street encourages people to go outside and exercise more," Berman said.
Moreover, we wish to add more tree estimation tools besides MrBayes [ 18, 19], e.g. RAxML [ 51], and add likelihood based methods for labeling, as well as add TFBS prediction modules to enable use without Genomatix or Mapper access, automated grouping by clustering of TFBS predictions, and import of experimental (e.g. ChIP on Chip [ 50]) data.
We can watch these trees grow year after year and add more trees as we do that.
A way to solve this issue would be to add more trees to the sample, or, if this is not possible, to reduce the number of species that are included in the comparative analysis (for example to find a well-supported sub-tree within the full phylogeny, and perform the analysis on this set of species).
She will either tell you that you have to add more trees, get rid of trees, add flowers, get rid of rubbish or get rid of weeds, or she might tell you that this town is horrible which means you have to do all of the above.
Does adding more and more trees to a residential street yield a reliable increase in preference?
Therefore, adding more taxa to improve tree accuracy has been proposed (e.g., Hendy and Penny 1989; Bergsten 2005; Hedtke et al. 2006; Heath et al. 2008; Pick et al. 2010; Zhong et al. 2010).
Maybe Google is adding more 3D buildings and trees, or maybe it is also updating Street View with a more virtual world-like look.
Amongst the recommendations it called for the removing of central campus parking to parking garages replacing it with green space, the removal of head-in parking around West and East Circle Drives, adding more bike lanes and planting more trees on south campus in order to give it the look and feel of north campus.
