Sentence examples for logging stand from inspiring English sources

Maps which reliably identify areas of post-fire logging stand to improve our capacity to manage and model the ecological impacts associated with multiple disturbance events.

Remeasurement of the study was conducted in 2015 at 25 years after salvage logging (stand age 23 years).

It is a cool night — cool enough for a fire in the rounded, hive-like little fireplace, where the piñon logs stand up on end and are ignited by piñon shavings.

Capture rates were highest in logged stands, and lowest in burned stands.

Forest generalists, including Calathus ingratus Dejean and Pterostichus brevicornis (Kirby), dominated assemblages in logged stands.

The model also predicted a negative response by greater gliders to more intensive harvesting in selectively logged stands.

Conversely, DEI in uncut forests ranged from 0 to 70 m, and increased as the adjacent logged stands regenerated.

The species richness of selectively logged stands was as high as that of near-natural stands and significantly higher in these two stand categories than in managed stands.

We conclude that selectively logged stands, along with near-natural stands, are valuable lichen habitats particularly for species confined to old-growth structures such as coarse trees and deadwood.

We estimated the magnitude and distance of edge influence (MEI and DEI, respectively) in uncut old-growth forests, and investigated how these attributes of edge influence changed during the regeneration of adjacent logged stands.

We suggest that the contrasting activity levels observed following these two types of disturbance and the dominance of forest generalist in logged stands may partly reflect initial mortality patterns caused by these disturbances, as fires as severe as the one sampled in this study generally result in a much higher mortality rate in soil invertebrates than logging.