Sentence examples for broad range of forest from inspiring English sources
As part of this model testing, biomass simulation output for 93 locations is compared to independent field-collected inventory-data from 44 Russian forests, which span a broad range of forest types across Russia.
We selected indicators of forest condition (landscape pattern and compositional mosaic) and habitat function (occupancy rates for a broad range of forest birds), and applied our assessment system to test whether indicators of forest condition and habitat function reflect outcomes expected if natural disturbance processes were successfully emulated.
Eastern hemlock is one of the most common tree species in GSMNP, occurring as a dominant, co-dominant, or sub-canopy species across a broad range of forest community associations (Jenkins 2007).
Possibly the first comprehensive textbook about forest applications of airborne laser scanning is the work by Maltamo et al. (2014) which provides a comprehensive, state-of-the-art review of the research and application of ALS in a broad range of forest-related disciplines.
All six species are engaged in ectomycorrhiza symbiosis with a wide range of forest trees, including both conifers and broad-leaved trees.
As the full range of forests' contributions to sustainable development are often not recognized or properly valued, they are not always reflected in the broader development agenda.
Clade IV is composed of specimens obtained in a broad range of habitats (forest, cropland, garden and savannah).
"There are a broad range of primary forests found across tropical, boreal and temperate climates worldwide.
Bonobos (Pan pansicus) occupy the dense wet forests south of the Congo River, whereas chimpanzees (P. troglodytes) occupy a much broader range of forested habitats located north of the Congo River and across equatorial Africa [ 1- 4].
It grows in a broad range of habitats, including forest margins, river banks and open places, and is abundant near swamps.
They are used for estimating understory light conditions and their influence on a broad range of biological components in forest ecosystems, from the demography and population dynamics of individual species to community structure.
