Sentence examples for classifications of trees from inspiring English sources

This article discusses the historical, popular, and botanical classifications of trees, their evolution, their importance to humans, and their general structure and patterns of growth.

They also revealed differences between scientific and farmer classifications of trees outside forests.

Conformity of the classification under specific phenotypes within field studies and classification of trees based on quantitative parameters were evaluated using discriminant analysis.

Data obtained through intensive and extensive population sampling validate classification of trees into three REP infestation classes, which exhibited significantly different densities of measured red oak borer population variables.

Hypotheses on the classification of tree ferns have evolved as new species and new information on the relationships between genera have been discovered.

Over the last four decades, advances in remote sensing technology have enabled the classification of tree species from several sensor types.

Future progress in remote sensing will show if we can extend the classification of tree species and the detection of individual trees with increasing precision.

The phenological information derived from two WorldView-2 imagery scenes, acquired on 14 September 2012 and 26 November 2012, was used to aid in the classification of tree functional types and grass.

According to the grading principle and management and control requirements of tree barrier defect of Guangdong Power Grid, the defect classification of tree barrier for different voltage levels of transmission lines is shown in Table 3, where d v is the vertical distance and d h is the horizontal distance.

However, in this paper we show that a complete classification of tree shapes using common spectral invariants of generalized Laplacian and distance matrices is not possible.

The mixed prokaryotic eukaryotic branching pattern of the remaining 49 (6.9%) trees did not enable a clear cut rooting and classification of the trees into one of the above categories (fig. 1 d ).