Sentence examples for distinct forests from inspiring English sources
The method has been tested against field measured forest inventory data from two geographically distinct forests with independent LiDAR acquisitions.
The soils of these two regions support two distinct forests, each possessing a species composition reflecting the many contrasting physicochemical properties of the underlying soil.
The goal of this study was to determine how acid phosphatase kinetic parameters change with depth across two parent materials (represented by Oxisols and an Inceptisols) and two distinct forests (lower and upper montane) at the Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory in northeast Puerto Rico.
Differences in water supply and fire frequencies, in combination with edaphic difference, may contribute to the distinct forests overlying these soils (Proctor et al. 1999, 2000a, b).
Distinct forest types also occur within each of these broad groups.
Canada has several large and distinct forest zones, which blend into a number of transitional zones.
Six distinct forest land cover change trajectories were identified and these illustrate dynamic and heterogeneous nature of the forests.
Wayne National Forest sits at the intersection of at least three distinct forest regions: the first is dominated by oak and hickory; the second by elm, ash and cottonwood; the third by maple, beech and birch.
Employing ethnobotanical and archival research methods we analyzed the evolution of management and use of three distinct forest products used in tourism architecture: polewood, thatching materials and chicozapote tree (Manilkara zapota) posts.
It included some of the most distinct forest conditions on Earth, such as the northernmost, in Siberia; the southernmost, in Patagonia; the coldest, in Oimyakon, Russia; the warmest, in Palau, an archipelago in the western Pacific Ocean; and the most diverse, in Bahia, Brazil.
The main objective of this study is to identify, characterize and map distinct forest landscape types within the evergreen lowland rainforest at the sub-continental scale of the Guiana Shield (north-east tropical South-America 10° North-2° South; 66° West-50° West).
