Sentence examples for high value tree from inspiring English sources

Higher income from carbon or biodiversity, or increased return from timber by using high value tree species, could potentially make more ecologically appropriate systems profitable at higher discount rates.

In 2008 10, some planters obtained compensation amounting to $50 100 for a high value tree, such as Iroko, after years of being paid a pittance ($5 10 per tree).

Strategies to reduce the trade-offs between crop and tree interactions or environmental function include the use of high value trees or trees which provide direct benefits to farmers.

In some areas, forest managers may be able to benefit from loggers with experience in selective harvesting in other settings, such as exploitation cuttings that selectively removed only the highest value trees.

"People are being very selective about stealing extremely high-value trees".

Large, old, high-value trees, ones that shade campgrounds or yards, can be sprayed with an insecticide.

High-value trees were felled in the first "wave", followed by a wave that removed mid-value timber before the remaining wood was felled for charcoal.

This principle may appear on the surface to be similar to selective exploitation harvesting approaches, where activities are limited to harvesting single high-value trees.

Finally, summer migrants used habitat units with tall trees and high values of tree and shrub richness, and tended to avoid the early successional unit.

Pruning branches at least 35 cm from visible, active lesions in the bark should exclude the fungus and therefore reduce the probability of stem infection by H. fraxineus, however this cultural control tactic may only be economically feasible for high value amenity trees.

Planting of high value agarwood trees was started with the purchase of one thousand agarwood seedlings.