Sentence examples for branch damage from inspiring English sources

Large branch damage and defoliation begins around 60 mph.

We called this treatment "non-engineered branches" because mechanical factors, such as wind, water stress, mechanical branch damage, among others, detach a great proportion of branches and twigs from trees in the study site.

While such over-cropping may help ensure reproductive success, it can lead to branch damage, low quality fruit and drastic reductions in cropping in the following year.

Drawbacks of this method are that severe damage can occur if the sprinkler system fails, the method has large water requirements, ice loading can cause branch damage, and root disease can be a problem in poorly drained soils.

In addition, no alternative explanation could be found for why an individual had fallen over, such as stem or branch damage which might suggest an animal had pushed it over, or being situated on a very steep and unstable slope where toppling over could occur without assistance from the wind.

But other council members said the city was vulnerable to a lawsuit if the branch damages a car or injures a person.

Storms destroy the flowers the bees need for food, and falling branches damage the hives.

Further to this, the crack development sequences of branching and curving are in detail discussed, and their underlying causes are identified through various perspectives including crack curving and branching angles, elastic strain energy, and branching damage patterns.

Some paved walkways were washed away, and falling branches damaged park lights, playground equipment and benches.

Samples from the three pine branches damaged by Hylobius feeding and the three pine control branches were harvested and frozen in liquid nitrogen.

The fungus infiltrates the heartwood of the tree via a breach in its bark, either by a branch falling, damage from insects or mistletoe, or by mechanical damage from logging.