Sentence examples for forest seeds from inspiring English sources

When the lower elevation cloud forest was converted to agriculture and then allowed to revert back to cloud forest, seeds were still lost mainly to predators but individual species loss levels corresponded with the crop that had previously been planted.

The common chaffinch mainly feeds on a variety of invertebrates, as well as laurel forest seeds [19].

These applications are illustrated taking examples from Germany, where mechanisms have been developed to improve the control of the trade with forest seeds and seedlings, and from the trade with wood of the important Southeast Asian tree family Dipterocarpaceae.

Direct sowing of harvested seed in the forest or on open land is not a common practice because of forest seed-eaters (mice, squirrels, birds) and the problem of weed growth.

"It's still not over," Flores cautioned after the game, meaning that Manhattan, seeded 12th, will play Wake Forest, seeded fourth, tomorrow for the right to reach the Round of 16 in the East Rutherford regional in New Jersey.

This result, along with studies of forest seed predation and seedling competition (e.g., conducted on site at CIJH: Notman et. al. 1996, author unpub. data), shows the complexities of forest recruitment and the major challenge for modelers who wish to predict the plant-plant replacements (Myster 2012b) which result in forest community patterns.

For forest composition, the following explanatory variables were used for statistical purposes (using annual data for all the available years): i) ratio of coppice to high stand forest cover (cop.hfor) and ii) ratio of coppice to mixed forest cover (cop.mix), since both these ratios give an indirect measure of forest seed productivity.

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Seed germination was conducted according to "Woody plant seeds inspection standard" in the Chinese Southern Forest Seed Inspection Center [ 26].

Furthermore, it is critical that appropriate levels of genetic diversity are maintained to avoid inbreeding and loss of rare alleles by genetic drift in forest seed orchards or seed collections.

For the genera Ficus and Eugenia, which both have more than one species present in these forests, seeds were assigned to genus level only.