Sentence examples for forested cover from inspiring English sources

The Jones Center contains a diversity of habitat types including a variety of forested cover such as longleaf pine, loblolly pine (Pinus taeda), slash pine (P. elliottii), mixed-pine and hardwood forests, oak barrens, lowland hardwood hammocks, and cypress-gum (Taxodium ascendens-Nyssa biflora) limesink ponds (Boring 2001).

A fourth scenario was prepared assuming the effect of a forest fire in the south-west part of the area, where we simulated a reduction of the forested cover and an increase in bare soil (Scenario 4).

To verify the effect of land use change, different scenarios were constructed, assuming in three simulations a general increase in forested areas and in a fourth scenario a strong reduction of the forested cover localized in a portion of the basin, considering the ground effect of a fire event.

In the table, we consider only the model results obtained with the 2 % threshold Although we have considered a small test area, we think our findings are significant and encouraging, because not only they confirm but also quantify the positive effect of forested cover on slope stability.

Of the eight conifer tree species documented, Lodgepole Pine forests cover 80% of the total forested areas.

Other land use change scenarios have been investigated, considering an increase in forested areas to confirm the strong relationship between forest cover and slope stability.

A further comparison indicated that for forested protected areas, forest covers 81.0% and 63.6% of the core and surroundings respectively (t = 12.9, n = 550, p<0.001), and cropland covers 2% and 6.7% (t = −8.2, n = 550, p<0.001).

Figure 2 Increase of the forest cover in the potential afforestation simulation compared to the present forested area in the model.

According to FSI report (2015), forest cover in Arunachal Pradesh is 67,248 km2; it is ranked as second in terms of forested areas after Madhya Pradesh (77,462 km2).

Forests cover almost half the land area of Prince Edward Island; however, only about one-tenth of that forested land is owned by the province.

We defined forest security cover for ungulates as forested areas with a canopy closure above 75% [54] and using a GIS model of canopy closure [55] we calculated the distance of each animal location to forest cover with 75% canopy closure.