"dense planting" is correct and can be used in written English.
"Dense planting" refers to the act of planting a large number of plants in a confined space. For example, "the garden had an impressive display of petunias thanks to the dense planting."
This problem is exacerbated by dense planting which can initiate shade avoidance responses7.
With such dense planting being carried out it is important to provide sufficient nutrients to keep these packed-in plants thriving.
In contrast to biomass production, nutrient recovery was facilitated by intensive fertigation, continuous harvesting and less dense planting with a horizontally growing willow clone.
The article, entitled Why high grain yield can be achieved in single seedling machine-transplanted hybrid rice under dense planting conditions, suggests that improvement in seedling quality, panicle size, and dry weight per stem are critical to the high grain yield in single seedling machine-transplanted hybrid rice under dense planting conditions.
Our results indicate that UV-B supplementation may provide a method to manipulate the architecture, flavour and nutritional content of potted herbs whilst reducing the deleterious impacts of dense planting on product quality.
Here, we analysed the effects of low dose UV-B on coriander architecture, pigment and antioxidant content, in backgrounds of high and low R FR, to simulate well-spaced and dense planting, respectively.
This model may also be applied to other dense plant canopies including forests.
The dense plant canopy with LAD= 3.33m−2m3 can improve the near-road air quality by 10% and high porosity canopy with LAD= 1m−2m3 deteriorates near-road air quality by 15%.
Unlike many other approaches, the present method does not rely on the woody matter of the plant to provide a skeleton for reconstruction, and can be used in dense plants where little woody matter is visible from the scanner.
The result shows that the larger the sampling size (at least larger than the size of the shrub component), the better the hypothesis is satisfied because of the unique structure of the Jornada scene: dense plant clumps (shrub component) sparsely scattered on a predominantly bare soil background.
This phenomenon was not observed in P. australis as it is a highly dense plant with floaters which likely reduce contact of atmospheric air with water.
