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"For example, if someone clears 10ha, 100ha on their property should be then protected for regrowth," he said.
"When there's a fire or an area of devastation, that provides an excellent bed of fertility for regrowth.
Other plants rely on underground structures for regrowth, which allows them to "come back" even if the above-ground portion has been destroyed.
In the wild state the plant becomes a round-headed tree; under cultivation, which improves the quality of the brew, it remains a small, multi-stemmed shrub, requiring a minimum of two years between harvests for regrowth.
Periodic follow-up must continue in order to check for regrowth.
Land use change fluxes include emissions resulting from deforestation and forest degradation, and estimate for regrowth.
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Maintaining biodiversity in agricultural landscapes will therefore involve managing trade-offs to preserve areas of dense regeneration for regrowth-dependant fauna, while at the same time, creating open-canopy environments to enhance habitat for ectothermic organisms.
Additionally, seasonal migration and rotational movement between pastures per season allows for enough time for pasture regrowth, suitable for the next grazing by cattle (in sub-tropical pastures) and yaks (in temperate pastures).
Dorsal segments of skin were shaved and animals were monitored for hair regrowth for 3 months.
The spared rim of white matter in an incomplete lesion, however, holds the spinal cord together and provides a potential bridge for axonal regrowth, thus allowing for the possibility that some limited translesion recovery may occur.
One method of determining how well cotton has been annualized is to measure reserves stored for subsequent regrowth which are unavailable for seed production and therefore wasted in an annual row crop.
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