Sentence examples for foliage conditions from inspiring English sources

Beth Herr, a task force member and program administrator in the parks department, said that when the season resumes on Oct. 17, some bowhunting will probably be allowed at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, which has the most recorded information about foliage conditions to use as a comparison.

Finally, the seasonal variation of 1-σ errors was compared among sites with different foliage conditions.

"We've gone through a full year of seasonality to test various weather and foliage conditions and we've been very happy with our network's performance.

The multipath error index MP2 was computed for more than 4 years for three permanent GPS sites with different foliage conditions.

Under saline conditions, considerable foliage salt loads of this species could deposit high-salt litter to potentially alter a landscape to its own favor and to the detriment of other salt-sensitive species.

Since tree species differ in many traits (e.g. bark properties and foliage density), the growing conditions for these structurally dependent plants may strongly depend on the particular host species.

Seeing this simple motif embellished with nuances like shifting vantage points, reflections in the water, different light conditions and the foliage of the changing seasons, is both a stimulating experience and a soothing one.

Focal samples were collected under a variety of environmental conditions distinguished by foliage density, height in canopy, weather, time of a day, and season.

Switchgrass plants grown under the optimal 28°/20°C (day/night) condition produced more foliage and were nearly twice the height of the plants that were under extreme heat stress at 38°/30°C (day/night).

These conditions also bleach evergreen foliage, for example on boxwood, when chlorophyll is destroyed in plant tissue and then not rebuilt due to low temperatures.

Our data were taken mostly under shaded canopy conditions, in which the foliage was not sufficiently dense to completely block the passage of direct sunlight.