Sentence examples for coniferous leaves from inspiring English sources

During the cold season from 2005 to 2006, a half of plot 1 was covered by broadleaves (Quercus serrata) and the other half was covered by coniferous leaves (Pinus densiflora); plot 2 was covered by no leaves to understand the effects of surface cover on the reduction in sediment production.

The diurnal Japanese serow is a browser that feeds in early morning and late afternoon, primarily on fleshy or coniferous leaves, plant shoots, and acorns.

It poses an even greater threat than its European relative because the female can fly, enabling it to spread quickly, and the larvae, which range in colour from light to dark brown, will eat the leaves of coniferous as well as deciduous trees.

The Madeira firecrest feeds in trees, exploiting mainly the upper surface of branches in coniferous habitat and of leaves in deciduous trees.

The fruit bodies of Mycena stylobates grow scattered or in groups on oak leaves or coniferous needles, in the spring and summer or early autumn.

This is in contrast to the common firecrest, which mainly exploits the upper surface of branches in coniferous habitat and of leaves in deciduous trees.

The common firecrest feeds in trees, exploiting mainly the upper surface of branches in coniferous habitat and of leaves in deciduous trees.

The country statistics of the broad leafed and needle trees shares are taken from [33] where the group mixed forests is added to the coniferous and broad leaved group where 25% 75% % of the mixed forest area is added to broad leaved or coniferous choosing the share to have low shifts of the starting assumptions.

The country statistics of the broad leafed and needle trees shares are taken from [ 33] where the group mixed forests is added to the coniferous and broad leaved group where 25% 75% % of the mixed forest area is added to broad leaved or coniferous choosing the share to have low shifts of the starting assumptions.

In particular, extremely low n-alkane concentrations in the leaves of local coniferous trees and shrubs suggest that their contribution to the litter and therefore to the fossil lake sediments might be not high enough for tracing the Quaternary history of the needleleaved taxa using the n-alkane biomarker method.

Other sources of tinder include: dead dry plants and grasses wax lint birch bark charcloth moss wood shavings paper pine pitch dry needles from coniferous trees fire sticks dry leaves fire starters.