Sentence examples for low tree density from inspiring English sources

Fourth, fires can kill small trees in true savannas and grasslands, helping to maintain a low tree density, but in most piñon juniper woodlands low-severity surface fires do not consistently lower tree density and may become high-severity fires.

The continued high investment in diameter growth at late stages and the asymptotic height point to low tree density and more frequent xylem embolism as the main drivers of tree allometric shape in DTW.

Annual crop plots had a low tree density (of trees >10 cm DBH) (6 per ha), but since it generally was the most abundant land use type altogether, many tree species were still found there (4 29 per transect in the different landscapes).

BPSK 1/2 results in ranges up to 0.77 km for model 1, 0.63 km for model 2 and 0.78 km for the model of [18], terrain C, that is, suburban regions with flat terrain and low tree density, while 64-QAM 3/4 is only possible up to about 0.24 km for model 1, 0.29 km for model 2 and 0.33 km for the model of [18].

Another plot was established in an area with low tree density (LD) and a third plot was established in high tree density (HD).

As bare soil became colonised by grasses in the plots with a low tree density, runoff of rainfall was increasingly reduced, increasing the amount of soil water available to the establishing grasses [ 18].

Seminatural vegetation and diverse cropping systems have been converted into monocultures with low tree densities leaving the soil unprotected.

The combined Kernel-Hotspot model provides corrections on LST directionality with reliable quality, with particularly improved performance during nighttime and for low tree densities.

Pre-treatment diameter distributions of oaks followed a negative-exponential curve in all treatments, but were flat with low tree densities in reference plots.

In the beech forest patches, a large proportion of edge, low tree densities and low levels of variety of woody debris caused a decrease of wood-inhabiting fungal richness.

High activity levels of aerial hawkers (e.g. Pipistrellus species) were related to low tree densities and an open understory, while gleaning species (e.g. Myotis bats) showed the opposite trend.