Sentence examples for forests results from inspiring English sources

Afforestation, the conversion of croplands or marginal lands into forests, results in the sequestration of carbon.

The vertical stratification that occurs within forests results from the varying degrees of light that the different strata receive: the taller the plant and the more foliage it produces, the more light it can intercept.

Hurricane disturbance, which is significant in many humid tropical forests, results in pulsed outputs of nitrogen in stream water that can be clearly ascribed to interactions between damage and recovery of canopy vegetation, and decomposition of detrital inputs on the forest floor.

Intensive forestry practiced within subtropical forests resulted in the highest rates of forest change globally.

The retreat of forests resulted in landscape instability and the redistribution of sand by eolian activity.

The disturbance and recovery cycles of Canadian boreal forests result in highly dynamic landscapes, requiring continued monitoring to observe and characterize environmental change over time.

In other words, the use of taller forests resulted in buckypapers which could withstand larger loads and strains.

At first these forests resulted from natural establishment, but plantations of loblolly and slash pine were soon planted as the favorites of the forest products industry, growing well in the warm, wet climate of the Southeast.

Worldwide, the utilisation of planted forests resulted in an estimated 4% increase in fuelwood production, matching the increase in global consumption.

Approximately one-third of Mexico is covered by forests resulting in 65 million ha [35] with a variety of forest types (deciduous and coniferous forests, mangroves, cloud forests, and tropical dry and rain forests) (Fig. 1).

The disturbance-recovery processes in natural evergreen forests resulted in different species adaptations in terms of their regeneration and establishment ecology, relative to the shady conditions of mature forest.