Sentence examples for forest limited from inspiring English sources

The vegetation in this area varies from grassland savannah to deciduous forest, with gallery forest limited to the river banks.

After Bonferroni's correction, pairwise comparisons showed that the mean AGB was significantly lower in the non-forest land zone (M = 152, P < 0.001) compared to the other categories, and was significantly higher in watershed protection forest (M = 272) and the forest limited production zone (M = 253), compared to production forest (M = 193) and conservation forest (M = 211).

After Bonferroni's correction, pairwise comparisons showed that the mean AGB was significantly lower in the non-forest land zone (M = 152, P < 0.001) compared to the other categories, and was significantly higher in watershed protection forest (M = 272) and the forest limited production zone (M = 253), compared to production forest (M = 193) and conservation forest (M = 211).

The mixed forest near the forest limit (Y16G) had a bimodal CHP similar to that of the K17UQ plot.

Although recent studies underlie the important role of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) in cavity networks of Canadian western temperate forests, limited information exists for conifer-dominated forests such as the black spruce (Picea mariana) forests of central Québec where the proportion of deciduous trees is generally <10%.

Areas in which solifluction lobes are well formed lie almost entirely above or beyond the forest limit.

(This characteristic is sometimes called timberline or forest limit, although strictly speaking the former term refers to the uppermost reaches that commercial-size timber trees attain and the latter term refers to a closed forest).

Below the coniferous forest limit, the permanent sample plots are laid out in a systematic 3 km × 3 km grid.

On Yakushima, three montane mixed forests showed more heterogeneous canopy surfaces (greater CV of LOCH) than did the lowland broadleaf forests, though the mixed forest near the forest limit (Y16G) showed a relatively homogeneous canopy surface.

The K17UQ plot showed CHP with bimodal peaks, which was similar to that of the mixed forest near the forest limit on Yakushima (Y16G), whereas the K31G plot showed an evenly distributed canopy area (Figs  3 and 4).

Monolayer structures of dense canopy near the forest limit, where strong winds are the norm, seem to be a general trend worldwide even though such forest or scrub can be a monodominant stand of conifer (Koike et al., 1990).