Sentence examples for loss of foliage from inspiring English sources
The trees sense the loss of foliage and feel attacked, then react by rushing up waves of new branches.
Typhoons and hurricanes cause damage to mangroves, including the loss of foliage, broken trunks, and even uprooting.
Nevertheless, loss of foliage to H. Irma may have shaped the type of damage (i.e., a greater number of stem breaks) María inflicted on the forest.
In P. dasycaulon total loss of foliage was never observed as the plant is an evergreen tree.
We visually estimated the loss of foliage inside the mesh bags of herbivore trees one week from the start of defoliation (15th June) and at the end of the experiment (25th June).
In some tree species in temperate climates, a second spurt of growth, a Lammas growth may occur which is believed to be a strategy to compensate for loss of early foliage to insect predators.
Most orchids lose some foliage, but overwatering will result in the loss of too much foliage - which may be happening here.
"There's a lot of foliage around me.
A lesser but integral part of the problem is loss of trees and foliage that absorb water before it goes into the drainage system.
Winter sun (think southern exposure) combined with wind can create excessive transpiration, or foliage loss of water, at the same time as soils are frozen so plant roots can't replace the lost water.
As an example, using Weissberger's model for a foliage depth of 10 m the estimated propagation loss of 7.4 dB due to the foliage obstruction at 5.67 GHz is 3.4 dB higher than the loss experiences at 630 MHz.
