Sentence examples for fast growing tree from inspiring English sources
In Europe, fast growing tree species such as Norway spruce and Scots pine were promoted in large areas typically covered with broadleaf or mixed species stands to increase commercial timber growth.
Our results suggest that landscape management actions and planning assessments designed for conserving biodiversity should focus on the maintenance of the traditional agricultural mosaic combined with a regulatory legislation limiting the expansion of fast growing tree forests (e.g Eucalyptus stands).
Three-year-old plants of fast growing tree species like poplar, willow, and aspen were marked by low mean N (5.3 mg g−1), Cl (113 μg g−1), Cd (0.8 μg−1) and Pb (0.5 μg g−1) contents.
The gap between demand and supply of firewood could be bridged through extensive plantation with fast growing tree species.
On the other hand, various fast growing tree species such as S. saman, A. procera, D. sissoo, A. auriculiformis, A. nilotica, Melia azedarach and Gmelina arborea were observed to have been planted on off-farm government marginal lands.
Gmelina arborea is a fast growing tree, which grows on different localities and prefers moist fertile valleys, they attain moderate to large height up to 40 m and 140 cm in diameter [8].
Actually, the existing plants in Rio Grande do Norte seemed to belong to 2 groups: one consisting of slow-growing thorny trees with flexible branches, and the other of fast growing trees with short harmless thorns and erect branches.
The cells of these fast growing trees actually become bigger and more susceptible to fungi.
The acoustoelastic effect in Japanese fast growing trees was experimentally investigated in order to apply the acoustoelastic technique to nondestructive stress analysis in a timber structure.
Understory reinitiation – During the stem exclusion phase, the depth of the canopy elongates as fast growing trees get taller and those more tolerant of shade or in the process of dying grow more slowly.
The potential for soil fertility recovery after 12 and 28 months was evaluated with two fast growing trees, Calliandra calothyrsus Meissn (CAL) and Indigofera constricta L. IND), and one shrub, Tithonia diversifolia (Hemsl).
