Sentence examples for maple sites from inspiring English sources
Sixteen sites with three or more clones were successfully located by this aerial survey approach, which increased the number of natural Japanese red maple sites of the database by 34% and the area of natural sites by 54%.
Maple Match's site just went up this week and has already received 36,000 hits.
Growth of black spruce in the northernmost site and red oak and red maple in the southernmost sites represented the only cases where we did observe significant positive growth in response to recent higher temperature (Fig. 2).
We observed that growth of black spruce in the northernmost site and red oak and red maple in the southernmost site was positively correlated with temperature, but we found negative or non-significant growth responses to recent warmer conditions in all other cases (Fig. 2).
Here we have focused on this same sugar-maple-dominated forest site, with the intention of identifying transcriptionally expressed fungal genes encoding key lignocellulolytic, chitinolytic, and related enzymes.
Typical communities include birch-sycamore (early successional floodplain types), yellow poplar-sweetgum-ash-red maple (occurring on poorly drained sites) and beech-maple-white oak- red oak (which occur on deep, rich, well drained soils).
As tear-down madness grew rampant in Fairfield County, I found that some savvy developers do cherry-pick valuable Japanese maples and evergreens from demolition sites for reuse or sale.
At the second site, both beech and maple stands showed significantly greater rates of net nitrification than oak stands (P<0.05) and beech had significantly greater (P<0.05) rates of net mineralization than both maple and oak.
Sites www.dnr.cornell.edu/ext/maple All about maple trees and collecting sap for making maple syrup.
On wetter sites yellow poplar, sweetgum and red maple are common associates.
The existing trees and shrubs, including the oaks and popular red maples, will remain on site and will serve as the canopy layer of the garden.
