Sentence examples for emergent tree from inspiring English sources

The emergent tree Agathis, while being more responsive to long-term rainfall variability in the past, did not reestablish itself following the years of intensive selective logging in the second part of the last century.

Alloxylon flammeum is a canopy or emergent tree of the Mabi rainforest community of north Queensland.

It is a key component and emergent tree in the endangered central semi-evergreen vine thickets also known as bottletree scrub of Queensland Brigalow Belt.

Found on basalt- or granite-based soil, it is a component of complex notophyll vine forest or rainforest, where it is a canopy or emergent tree.

Although the species status under Queensland's Nature Conservation Act is "least concern", it is an emergent tree species in an endangered ecosystem known as "semi-evergreen vine thickets of the Brigalow Belt (North and South) and Nandewar bioregions", listed under the Commonwealth EPBC Act, and is declining across its range.

Dipteryx oleifera, formerly Dipteryx panamensis, is a large emergent tree (40 50 m), ranging from Costa Rica to Colombia.

Euglossines pollinate many flowers in the forest understory, but they also visit species in the forest canopy such as lianas and emergent trees.

As we motored into Suriname's past, emergent trees rose 50 feet above the already tall wall of foliage, some with bleached bark, others with stretched table tops or umbrella-shaped crowns, like stalks of broccoli.

In particular, very large and emergent trees were far less numerous in the managed plots.

It follows that a certain number of large-sized, especially emergent trees, in managed stands is crucial for biodiversity conservation.

We suggest the intentional retention of a certain number of large-sized and emergent trees as strategy for biodiversity conservation.