Sentence examples for introducing trees from inspiring English sources

Some research also shows that cattle farmers can improve their income by introducing trees, both by selling timber and by cooling cows in the shade.

The FAO guide points out that "there is no agroforestry success story if incomes decrease considerably" and suggests that farmers introducing trees could be rewarded for the ecosystem services they provide.

Our analyses shed light on the likely consequences for native herbivores of introducing tree provenances that, although not initially climate-matched, become increasingly so as climate changes, while native provenances become increasingly mismatched and decline in performance.

Exotic pines, eucalypti, oaks, and poplars constitute introduced trees.

On the Island, these aggressive and prolific competitors include Oriental bittersweet, a tenacious vine; phragmites, a ubiquitous shoreline reed; multiflora rose, a thicket-like shrub; garlic mustard, a prolific seed-producer; and Norway maple and black locust, both introduced trees.

Many of these birds, including colourful parrots, are common not only in the indigenous forests but also in Canberra, where they are attracted by the native and introduced trees and shrubs found throughout the urban area.

Common introduced trees in live fences include the tropical ash and Acacias (Acacia decurrens and Acacia mangium).

It has been recorded under other introduced trees in Argentina and Chile.

In parts of the Pacific Northwest, it is one of the most common introduced trees.

Similarly, it has been collected in Adelaide Hills region of Australia in association with three species of introduced trees.

Mycologist Rolf Singer reported a similar situation in South America, with the species recorded under introduced trees in Chile.