Sentence examples for homogenous forest from inspiring English sources

Tapirs are patchily distributed in what seems like homogenous forest.

Although tidal floodplain forests have been commonly perceived as a homogenous forest type, comparisons of basal area and stem density show that, from one locale to another, these forests can vary greatly in structure.

Our study utilised 15 locations last burnt by prescribed fire (inferred low intensity) and 18 locations last burnt by wildfire (inferred high intensity), with time since fire (TSF) up to 43 years, in a homogenous forest type in south eastern Australia.

Although the forest cover in Bombas has not been subject to any major change through time, the vegetation profile changed from a heterogeneous to a more homogenous forest.

Unique observations at this site included nighttime and early morning venting anomalies that seemed to originate from a seemingly homogenous area within the forest.

"At one time, our forests were homogenous across the northern hemisphere.

We report the highly efficient synthesis of sub-2-nm diameter single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) forests with homogenous and controllable diameter (1.5 2.8 nm), millimeter-scale height, and extremely high purity.

We combined SAR and Landsat-derived optical (passive optical) image data to identify contiguous areas (> 0.5 ha) that are relatively homogenous in remote sensing metrics (forest patches).

In view of the presented theoretical efficiency-legitimacy framework, standard schemes act as market making intermediary organisations that seek to guarantee homogenous and transparent quality of forest carbon credits by facilitating "coordination and cooperation on a global scale" [49].

The stratification process will consist of separating the entire 'managed' FL in forest strata (relatively homogenous units) so that the variation within each forest type (stratum) is minimised at the expense of the variation between the forests (strata).

In view of the presented theoretical efficiency-legitimacy framework, standard schemes act as market making intermediary organisations that seek to guarantee homogenous and transparent quality of forest carbon credits by facilitating "coordination and cooperation on a global scale" [ 49].