Sentence examples similar to growth remnants from inspiring English sources

There is clearly a continued role for the preservation and study of these old-growth remnants.

The old-growth remnants in the latter part were usually surrounded by younger tree stands (often coniferous plantations).

Dysart Woods is a 23 ha old-growth remnant of mixed mesophytic vegetation located in southeastern Ohio, USA.

One possible explanation is that habitat degradation or destruction outside the study sites but in the local area has affected grassland, thicket, and woodland more so than old-growth remnant patches, resulting in more severe population declines for species found predominantly in regenerating vegetation types.

If the land were returned to the "afub" cycle after a 2-year fallow, then 45,234 Mg of carbon would be retained in the growth of remnant trees over the crop and fallow period, giving total (topsoil plus remnant trees) of 240,464 and 204,277 Mg carbon, respectively.

Individual old-growth forest remnants may lose species over time as they pay off their extinction debt.

Dendrochronological reconstructions from old-growth forest remnants throughout northeastern North America document average decadal rates of disturbance of 5%<10%% over the last 150 300 years.

This means that many of them are sensitive to forestry [22], [23], and consequently some bryophyte and lichen species in production forest landscapes are mainly confined to old-growth forest remnants [22].

These observations suggest that post-mining regenerating forests and old-growth forest remnants provide refuge for coastal dune forest birds beyond protected areas e.g. the Richards Bay Game Reserve ∼20 km to the southwest and the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and World Heritage Site ∼5 km to the northeast.

If the land were returned to the "esep" cycle after a 6-year fallow, 81,421 Mg of tree biomass carbon would be retained in the growth of remnant trees over the crop and fallow period.

For all plantain fields with fire exclusion, we found positive effects on the growth of remnant trees, and the proportion of tree seedlings remaining in fallow, suggesting that fallow recovery rates would be enhanced (Fig.  5).