Sentence examples for densely stocked from inspiring English sources

Chilean farms are closer together and more densely stocked than their Norwegian counterparts.

The foot-and-mouth epidemic, ravaging large sections of the country's richest, most densely stocked farming lands, from the Lake District over to Lincolnshire and as far south as Glouscestershire, now now turned into a full-scale national disaster.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, December 23 , 1967P. 49 The foot-and-mouth epidemic, ravaging large sections of the country's richest, most densely stocked farming lands, from the Lake District over to Lincolnshire and as far south as Glouscestershire, now now turned into a full-scale national disaster.

The New Yorker, December 23 , 1967P. 49 The foot-and-mouth epidemic, ravaging large sections of the country's richest, most densely stocked farming lands, from the Lake District over to Lincolnshire and as far south as Glouscestershire, now now turned into a full-scale national disaster.

In other densely stocked kauri stands that are close to or have exceeded the self-thinning line, self-shading within the stand results and the lower crown collapses.

Heavy thinning resulted in the greatest annual radial increment for pine, regardless of site and year, even during the 2012 drought, when compared to densely stocked forest stands.

Densely-stocked stands can produce wood products similar to thinned stands [11], but the loss of light and density of overstory trees degrades the wildlife habitat [12, 13].

As mentioned before, data about the maximum density of planted forests are very scarce because the cost of maintaining a series of unthinned, densely-stocked and sufficiently large field plots over long periods of time may be exorbitant.

Densely-stocked stands can produce wood products similar to thinned stands [ 11], but the loss of light and density of overstory trees degrades the wildlife habitat [ 12, 13].

We got stocked".

No more stocked fish".