Sentence examples for dispersed trees from inspiring English sources
Common EbA practices included live fences, home gardens, shade trees in coffee plantations, and dispersed trees in maize fields.
These roughly 200,000 hectares of dispersed trees exceed the combined area of the country's natural forests and state and communal plantations.
The presence of dispersed trees in pastures is often considered as important for the conservation of biodiversity by providing habitat and enhancing landscape connectivity.
Dispersed trees were common in all four landscapes, with mean frequency ranging from 8.0 trees ha−1 in Caňas to 33.4 trees ha−1 in Matiguás.
A combination of relatively large (≥1 ha) aggregates and dispersed trees at levels considerably greater than current minimum standards in the PNW may be the most effective strategy for sustaining a broad array of forest values in managed stands.
However, as an important industrial material, rubber was required in larger amounts than could easily be obtained from wild and widely dispersed trees in the Brazilian jungle or from African vines that produced only about one kilogram per hectare and were destroyed to obtain the rubber.
The lack of increased density-dependent thinning indicates that reduced dispersal did not increase mortality of large-vertebrate dispersed tree species that contribute disproportionately to forest biomass.
Only one sub-recent sample indicates the presence of dispersed tree stands.
The results also indicate that the recruitment of naturally dispersed tree species at degraded sites is likely to be severely limited by the availability of suitable microsites for seed germination.
It is an early successional, prolific and highly dispersed tree species and potentially is among the rainforest taxa that recently arrived in Australia from northern origins [ 24].
Only one primarily abiotically dispersed tree species was found in our seed samples (Leucaena leucocephala); however, the seeds of this species have previously been reported as dispersed by rodents, birds and cattle (Pacific Island Ecosystems at Risk 2012) (Table 1).
