Sentence examples for growing altitude from inspiring English sources

Each coffee-producing country has a certain number of defined types and grades based on characteristics such as growing altitude and region, botanical variety, method of processing, roast appearance, and bean size, density, and defects but there is no universal grading and classification system.

In Nepal, rice is grown from Tarai (from 70 m to 650 m above mean sea level-amsl) to hills (up to 3,050 m amsl-the highest rice growing altitude in the world), with the dominance of small farmers (average land holding 0.8 ha per household with 50% of households have <0.5 ha) (CBS, 2003).

Importantly, Dendrocalamus species are shown to be rich in TCC irrespective of the growing altitude while Bambusa species are found to have moderate level of TCC.

The solar influence on the water vapor mixing ratio is insignificant at about 80 km within the NLC area but it becomes increasingly more important with growing altitudes.

Several hundred thousand years ago, Mt. Etna rapidly began growing in altitude, with the oldest dated sections above which pure S. chrysanthemifolius does not grow today being formed around 148 kya and those above which S. aethnensis is found today around 108 kya (De Beni et al. 2011).

Nepenthes rajah is a montane species or "highlander", growing at altitudes ranging from 1500 to 2650 m.

It is a small to medium-sized tree (4 10 m height) growing at low altitudes, particularly in valleys with high humidity.

Most mountains in the region retain a cover of natural forest, with natural sub-alpine shrublands growing at high altitude and successional forests and shrublands growing at lower altitudes following human or natural disturbance (Wiser et al. 2011); the lower lying regions are mostly occupied by agricultural land and urban areas.

What surprised Dr. Meinhardt the most about Mr. Pearson's cacao was that it was growing at an altitude above 3,500 feet, while cacao rarely grows above 2,000 feet.

The mountain ranges that bracket the San Joaquin Valley, in Southern California — the Coast Ranges to the west and the Sierra Nevada to the east — have been growing steadily in altitude, by about three millimetres per year, for several decades.

THE coastal landscape around Charleston, S.C., has long been known as the Low Country -- wetlands filled with waterfowl, beaches on barrier islands where waders can walk far out to sea and still be knee-deep, forests growing at an altitude of approximately zero and waterways shallow and deep interlaced throughout.