Sentence examples for emerging forest from inspiring English sources

From the Skybridge, you look out over one of South East Asia's most ambitious cities, the horizon of low-lying hills broken by an emerging forest of sleek skyscrapers.

An isolated outbreak of the emerging forest disease sudden oak death was discovered in Oregon forests in 2001.

Here we examine synergies between emerging forest disease and wildfire to determine whether disease outbreak changes environmental drivers of burn severity using sudden oak death and the basin complex fire in California as a case study of novel disturbance interaction.

The dispersal ability of forest plants is, hypothetically, the major limiting factor in fragmented forest landscapes and, therefore, we tested the validity of the theoretical dispersal scheme for plants in fragmented landscapes: ancient forest > woody corridor > emerging forest patch.

As a consequence, the multi-dimensional nature of security – both defensive in the classic military sense, but also increasingly economic and complex – is coming to light through uses of what we describe as the security exception: the invocation of national security, in this case by military actors, to manage the reach and efficacy of emerging forest governance efforts.

In this way, our narratives represent the collective observations of a scientific and educational community working to understand and manage this emerging forest disease.

Riparian habitats may have played an important role in facilitating habitat shifts by birds expanding up the mountains along streams and adapting to newly emerging montane forest habitat.

Riparian habitats may have played an important role in facilitating the colonization of new habitats by enabling birds to expand up the mountains along streams and to adapt to newly emerging montane forest habitat.

For example, the first warm rains in the spring might bring to the Ojibway mind images of the first wild leeks or wild mushrooms emerging from forest soils, just as the appearance of fireflies in late May or early June may serve to remind the Ojibway that the wild strawberries are ripe and the birch bark is ready to be harvested (Liaison, pers. comm. 2007).

The Tungus (from which several groups emerged) were forest and plain dwellers who had a mixed economy of agriculture, fishing, hunting, and livestock breeding.

The scenery is lush and verdant, hilly and vertiginous — you emerge from forest into vistas of endless grape vines and fruit-bearing trees.