Sentence examples for deaths of trees from inspiring English sources

While Lina laments the nonconsensual deaths of trees, she deftly drowns a newborn baby, not, as in "Beloved," to save it from a life of slavery, but simply because she thinks the child's mother (the "mongrelized" girl who goes by the Morrisonian name of Sorrow) has already brought enough bum luck to Jacob's farmstead.

As the deaths of trees in California's forests continue, wildfires in the state are certainly one of the more immediate concerns.

Ecological Role: The death of trees is a normal process in a forest ecosystem.

In addition, death of trees in a dominant species can allow the regeneration of other species, resulting in increased diversity of plant life.

With the exception of lightning, which may cause death of trees and succulent crop plants in limited areas, such injury does not usually kill plants.

"The Overstory," by Richard Powers, a sprawling epic about the wonderful life and alarming death of trees, has won this year's Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

The death of trees established from cuttings could have been due to several factors.

Through the choice of BAL as the competition index it is implied that the h-d relationship is not influenced by the harvest or death of trees which are smaller than the reference tree.

A haunting dance set to classical music, the piece is, according to the dance company, "based on the parallel between the physical death of trees and the spiritual death of Man".

The death of trees is what gives the soil its nutrients, particularly when it's caused by lightning and small forest fires because the ashes are rich in nitrogen.

An investigation into the defoliation and premature death of trees on the Yanakie Isthmus in south Victoria reached the tentative conclusion that the absence of fire had created unhealthy surface soil conditions.