'elm forest' is a correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific type of forest that primarily consists of elm trees. For example, "I recently went camping in an elm forest near my hometown."
Between 8300 and 6000 cal BP, elm forest was extensively distributed in the sandy lands, while typical steppe covered the hilly lands and mixed coniferous broadleaved forests expanded in the mountains.
From 12,000 8300 cal BP, the sandy land landscape changed from desert to open elm forest and shrubland, while dry steppe dominated the hilly lands and patches of birch forest developed in the mountains.
Winnipeg contains North America's largest extant mature urban elm forest.
Sequencing was performed by an ABI-Prism model 3730 automated sequencer (Perkin-Elmer, Forest City, CA, USA).
This experimental design effectively includes other state-of-the-art ensemble approaches in the comparison, such as Voting ELM and Random Forest.
An enhanced reflector marking the termination of the Early Holocene sedimentation cycle is associated with the elm decline and forest clearance during the Neolithic (between approximately 5800 cal. BP and 5300 cal. BP).
In contrast to using the conventional soft computing methods, this study proposes two emerging soft computing techniques, extreme learning machine (ELM) and random forest (RF), to address the difficulties for recognition of embedded disturbance patterns in the control charts.
By integrating the ELM with the traditional forest fire CA framework, a new cellular automaton modelling approach was proposed.
Large natural stocks of Ulmus minor together with Ulmus laevis live in the oak-elm-ash alluvial forests alongside the River Maros where planted and spontaneous stocks also appear.
In prehistoric times, before fields were cleared for cultivation, much of the land was covered with a deciduous forest of oak, elm, lime (linden), and beech trees.
At higher altitudes, up to 6,500 feet, both the Greater and the Lesser Caucasus support forests of oak, hornbeam, and beech on brown soils; these are superseded at higher elevations by forests of Caucasian elm and Nordmann fir in the west and southwest and, occasionally, by pine forests farther east.
