Sentence examples for forest mature from inspiring English sources
However, when the forest cover was segregated into old forests (primary forest, mature secondary forest and undisturbed mature plantations) and, open and disturbed forests the old forests were observed to significantly improve (p < 0.05) most water quality parameters.
For this reason, research on spatiotemporal variations in the effects of a mix of primary forest, mature secondary forests and disturbed forests on stream water quality was conducted in four watersheds in the Western Ghats of peninsular India.
Four N treatments with three replications were designed for the monsoon evergreen broadleaf forest (mature forest): control (0 kg N ha−1 year−1), low N (50 kg N ha−1 year−1), medium N (100 kg N ha−1 yeand1) and high N (150 kg N ha−1 yeand1), and only three treatments (i.e., control, low N, medium N) were established for the pine and mixed forests.
Within the P. robustus clade, the brown-necked parrot, P. r. fuscicollis, is found in Red Mangrove forests, mature wooded savannah and palm woodlands, and is now mostly restricted to the Gambia, thanks to habitat destruction.
Other authors state that species richness of small mammals increases as forests mature to 15 20 years, then decreases thereafter with a minimum achieved at a stand age of about 40 years (Schoonmaker and McKee 1988; Torre and Diaz 2004).
Once the forests mature, their ability to take up more carbon will diminish.
As the forests matured, they could continue taking up this much carbon for decades.
Likewise, bobcat populations rapidly declined as these forests matured and no longer supported abundant prey, especially New England cottontails (Sylvilagus transitionalis).
Those forests matured till the turn of the century: due to harvesting activities and reduced annual growth rates in higher ages.
"The bear and moose have mostly been driven out, but as the forest matures, you'll see far more of them here," said Doug Thompson, the Tug Hill-Eastern Lake Ontario project director for the Nature Conservancy.
In woodland, the seedlings cannot tolerate dense shade and as the forest matures, the alder trees in it die out.
