growth of trees

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Why is there an upper limit to the growth of trees?

Diseases frequently retard growth of trees and are less of a factor in mortality.

There also is evidence that the growth of trees may be affected, with consequent economic ramifications where forestry is a major activity.

This habitat can be found in mountainous areas worldwide, occurring at high elevations where temperatures are too low and winds are too strong for the growth of trees.

Abuk is responsible for looking after all women and children and ensuring fertility, the growth of trees and plants, and the productivity of the harvest.

Horn had a lasting interest in the growth of trees, in particular, how they got their shape and their branching patterns.

The process makes one wonder about the relation between [the Arctic Oscillation] and the growth of trees and their export in runoff to the sea.

Although the study was based on trees in temperate climates, the researchers also plan to model the growth of trees in the tropics and in grasslands.

This habitat can be found in mountainous areas worldwide, occuring at high elevations where temperatures are too low and winds are too strong for the growth of trees.

In contrast to trees on eroding hillslopes, increment growth of trees in more geomorphically stable landscape positions closely tracked the regional precipitation signal.

However, it is not clear how the growth of trees changes in response to drought of varying intensities, especially in arid areas.