Sentence examples for forest biological from inspiring English sources
The nearby cattle ranch-turned private reserve, Curi Cancha, which has fewer visitors than the Monteverde Cloud Forest biological reserve, is made for walking.
The forest biological ecosystem carbon cycle was simulated with Biome-BGC [6, 7], an ecosystem process model with interacting carbon, nitrogen, and water cycles [6, 8].
Moreover, we find that the adaptation strategies are indispensable not only because of climate change but also because of the development of the forest biological system over time and the need to revisit decisions.
Forests are complex open systems with multiple functions and to maintain credibility among the public, people in charge of the management of urban forests need to draw on the expertise of a variety of scientific disciplines, not only the humanities, but increasingly also the forest engineering and forest biological sciences.
The forest biological ecosystem carbon cycle was simulated with Biome-BGC [ 6, 7], an ecosystem process model with interacting carbon, nitrogen, and water cycles [ 6, 8].
He also brought along the young Burmese scientists he was training -- he was teaching them how to inventory their own forests' biological diversity.
Astonishing new species discoveries during recent decades have highlighted Vietnamese forests' biological richness (>11,300 vascular plants recorded) and high levels of endemism (~3% of vascular plant genera) (Wikramanayake et al. 2002; Sterling et al. 2006; MoNRE 2011).
It is no exaggeration to say that these acres constitute the forest's biological heart.
Reptile diversity and abundance was compared between a restored native forest (Los Colorados Biological Station, 10,000 ha) and an adjacent overgrazed area (Campo Grande, 7500 ha).
On Mt. Rainier 500-year old tephra is readily preserved under forest where biological turnover is assumed less rapid than in highlands PNG but absent as an identifiable layer under grasslands where gophers thoroughly mix soils, evidently within a few decades of deposition.
In forest trees, biological and technical constraints make difficult to manage wide progeny sizes, thus limiting the complete genome coverage with high resolution genetic maps.
