Sentence examples for cold site from inspiring English sources

A table summarizing the cold hardiness of select varieties bred for northern climates provides lethal temperature data of buds in choosing varietial selections for cold site plantings.

A "cold site," Mr. Flach said, consists only of a building shell and would take longer to be ready for use.

Forest types encompass the highly productive coastal rain forest to marginally productive, dry, cold sites in the interior mountains.

Cumulative minimum temperature (CMT) between July and October demonstrated that CV was a colder site on average.

Coinciding with the decrease in productivity, trees at warmer sites responded more to moisture availability, exhibited a slower response to precipitation and reached maximum growth at higher precipitation levels than trees at colder sites.

Assuming that for the same silviculture and rotation age, the median tree for an individual site is likely to be larger for warmer sites than colder sites, then it could be expected that the actual difference between the warmest and coldest sites would be larger than shown.

In Germany, trees are rather growing on sites below their temperature optimum, so a higher mean annual temperature consequently can lead to higher growth rates as compared to colder sites.

They found species to be larger at colder sites, but there was a hitch: The freshwater amphipods tended to be larger than the ones exposed to similar temperatures in the ocean.

On colder sites, it might be possible to partially overcome the inherently lower wood density through deploying planting stock with a higher GF Plus rating for density although deploying genetically improved stock will not completely close the gap in wood density between the highest and lowest sites, which is approximately 75 kg m−3 (Cown et al. 1991; Palmer et al. 2013).

Franco) occupies mostly drier and colder sites, and has a more varied impact on the ecology and economy of the region.

In contrast, D. pseudoobscura from colder climates are equally as tolerant of hot conditions as those originating from warmer climates, and those from warmer climates are better at tolerating cold shocks than those from colder sites [ 25].