Sentence examples for band of trees from inspiring English sources
In other parts of Canada, many "wild" rivers are lined by a band of trees only a few hundred feet thick.
As you look to the south of Cape Byron, the Arakwal National Park forms a band of trees behind Tallow Beach, which sweeps several miles south to Brokenhead.
The indexes were tested in two study areas: (1) a riparian area dominated by sinuous bands of trees but mixed with row crop agriculture and (2) an agricultural area with a mix of straight-line and L-shaped windbreaks.
If world leaders were to visit Nigerien villagers tending vibrant bands of trees along the borders of the Sahara Desert or fishermen drawing full nets from restored wetlands in Bangladesh, they might feel renewed hope and inspiration.
Bands are not formed regularly, nor do the band patterns of trees correlate with each other, either between or within sites.
For each 0.1° latitudinal band with >10 trees sampled (27 total bands), the proportion of trees infested with bagworms was estimated.
In the western part of Niger, they are associated with various types of physical soil crusts in fallows and in the "tiger bush ecosystem" (a landscape with a typical banded pattern consisting of densely vegetated bands of small trees and shrubs alternating with bare soil bands).
TIGER bush gets its name because the bands and patches of trees and shrubs found in arid climes often grow in ways that, viewed from above, look like the stripes and spots on feline coats.
The land is within the boreal forest, a nearly contiguous band of mostly coniferous trees about 600 miles wide that sweeps across much of Canada and continues in Scotland, Scandinavia and Russia.
The cover picture shows the band against a backdrop of trees at night.
