Sentence examples for maintenance of canopy from inspiring English sources
However, in temperate regions where unfavourable temperature seasons become longer, the maintenance of canopy leaves during unfavourable seasons requires the vast investments of nutrients and dry mass.
The UFEC can provide ecosystem-based information for greening initiatives, tree planting, and the maintenance of the existing canopy.
Second, it has been suggested that national forest policies restricting the use of native montane rain forest trees may influence the decisions farmers make regarding maintenance of the tree canopy in their agroforests (S. Rantala personal communication).
The exclusion of cow grazing (cows occasionally eat S. sacra plants and destroy them with their hooves) and anthropogenic interferences (like the brook regimentations and the banks disruption by the passage of off-road vehicles), together with the maintenance of the typical canopy cover, are crucial to conserve the main population stock of S. sacra.
Grain development in rice depends on the establishment and maintenance of a photosynthetically active canopy, which acts as a major N store before internal N is translocated to the panicle.
Mitigation strategies include alternatives to clearcutting, such as harvests that remove only part of the canopy and maintenance of riparian buffer strips.
AMF-mediated stabilization of soil aggregates did not contribute to the formation and maintenance of fertile islands underneath the canopy of S. tenacissima.
Secondly, given the greater sensitivity of forest bats to changes in tree cover, maintenance of a dense and diverse shade canopy in coffee plantations would enhance bat movement throughout the landscape and provide increased foraging opportunities for forest bats, many of which feed on the most damaging insect pests of coffee (KWG, unpublished data).
Since this process occurs at the expense of the photosynthetic machinery, canopy longevity and maintenance of the photosynthetic capacity are vital for continuous remobilization of N and starch accumulation (Hawkesford and Howarth 2011).
After reviewing the previous researches on modeling canopy flows, two types of canopy models were selected.
