Sentence examples for diverse stand from inspiring English sources

Risk avoiders were assumed to maintain more diverse stand structures than risk seekers (Pukkala and Kellomäki 2012).

Rollin et al. (2005) found that counting for risk leads to clearly more diverse stand structures than suggested by deterministic solutions.

All in all, there is no need to disapprove of structural heterogeneity, because a combination of high productivity and the benefits of a structurally diverse stand can be achieved.

The effect of risk attitude on optimal management was analyzed in the mixed stands with the hypothesis that a risk avoider maintains a more diverse stand structure than a risk seeker.

The genetically most diverse stand of feral oilseed rape was found at a railway embankment (#70), other mixed populations were sampled along roads (#74, #118) and a river bank (#71), all habitats likely to receive repeated influx of seeds and to experience repeated disturbance.

Our results indicate that forest management in this region should focus on functionally diverse stands which are promoting crown area positively resulting in increased growth rates of individual trees.

Frequent low- to moderate-intensity surface fires ignited by both lightning and native Americans sustained open diverse stands in a fire climax and prevented succession to mixed hardwood forests.

In Germany, structure had a negative effect on stand productivity, whereas, in the USA, structurally more diverse stands were slightly more productive.

Based on previous studies, it was hypothesized that in a risk situation it is optimal to grow more diverse stands than under certainty (Rollin et al. 2005).

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The analysis also highlights the value of the same mechanisms in diverse stand-alone interventions, that is, in systems and security responses, personnel interventions, legal responses, and survivor care services.