Sentence examples for highly shaded from inspiring English sources

To overcome the difficulties, an IFCAS (3.66 m × 2.44 m = 9 m2) was set in each of 9 shaded ponds – 5 highly shaded ponds (HSP) and 4 moderately shaded ponds (MSP) – in which GIFT tilapia strain (Orechromis niloticus) was stocked at the rate of 100 m−3 cage.

Streams in mature plantation forest streams are highly shaded (mean or median light levels at the water level ranged from 1.3 to 12.1% of an open reference site).

The cover had the image of a handsome young man with a striking resemblance to Tyson Beckford, rendered in highly shaded pencil -- regular, soft features; devilish eyes; and a head cloth that in the street slang of the urban culture is referred to as a "do rag".

Defects were not likely glaucomatous if 1) there was a highly shaded TDP with normal PDP plot – this diffuse loss could be due to cataract, for example; 2) TDP was normal or better than the PDP plot or 3) there were vertical meridian defects.

Despite a potentially confounding role of competition, there is compelling evidence that low invadedness of highly shaded habitats may be caused, at least in part, by poorer performance of invasive species relative to natives in low-light conditions, which has been demonstrated in many experiments that manipulate light alone.

Despite the general pattern of lower relative performance of invasive species in highly shaded terrestrial environments, a number of studies have shown that certain invasive species outperform natives under all light conditions (Pattison et al. 1998; Zheng et al. 2009), and that increasing shade does not necessarily reduce invader abundance (Baars and Kelly 1996; Cabin et al. 2002).

We examined the crown architecture of two canopy species, Fagus crenata Blume, which is highly shade tolerant, and Quercus crispula Blume, which is less shade tolerant, in upper and lower positions on a slope in a cool-temperate forest in Japan.

Experience in cultivation shows that P. rufuschaneyi is highly shade-intolerant and requires exposed conditions with minimal light competition (Fig. 5).

Most if not all forest ecosystems include at least one tree species that is highly shade-tolerant and capable of self-replacement (i.e. "climax" species).

In Central Africa, such low-diversity forests are often dominated by Gilbertiodendron dewevrei, a highly shade tolerant species that occurs across central Africa [2].

Eventually, Dr. Sacks wrote, the painter found meaning in the highly structured, shaded canvases his new vision allowed him to create.