Sentence examples for burned sites from inspiring English sources

Burned sites with no owls detected after fire were recolonized at a rate of 0.381.

Lastly, the design of this work (control and burned sites, number of samples, time elapsed after fires, etc).

Within each watershed, NO3− was higher in soils collected from recently burned sites, than in soils from neighboring mature sites.

Restoring this forest type requires large areas where Scots pine is allowed to naturally regenerate from seed trees on burned sites.

Larger pits generally trapped more litter, and increased litter mass equated with greater concentrations of active carbon, but only at the burned sites.

Below 15 cm soil depth, the temperature of unburned sites dropped gradually to sub-zero (°C) levels by 30 cm depth, while soil temperatures at burned sites remained above 5 °C to 30 cm depth.

Our sensitivity analysis suggests that a severely burned stand that experiences less dense or slower-growing tree regeneration will require a long period of time to recover carbon, in comparison to a less severely burned site.

Tree and log hollows and fallen timber volume were markedly more abundant in long-unburnt vegetation, while fuel loads in open forests and woodlands unburnt for 100 or more years were low to moderate and similar to the hazard in recently burnt sites.

Cadophora finlandia forms characteristic melanised ECM morphotypes [ 59], and has frequently been observed in harsh habitats [e.g., on metal polluted or burnt sites; [ 74]].

There is however the problem of confounding, for example the slower female healing time could be at least partly the result of gender-specific burn sites and burn causes.

The variables x were dummy variables corresponding to 3 of the 4 burn sites, gender, race, burn cause, and two variables for age effect.