Sentence examples for minimum crown cover from inspiring English sources

Before 1994, the minimum crown cover of a forest stand was 0.4 (or 35%%); but since the 5th NFI in 1994 1998, the minimum crown cover is defined as 20%%.

All forest lands must meet minimum height (h), crown cover (CC), and area (A) requirements, according to each country's national forest definition.

We apply the forest definition reported by the Colombian Designated National Authority (DNA) to the UNFCCC CDM Executive Board: Minimum forest area: 1 hectare Tree crown cover value: 30% Tree height (or in situ potential to reach it): 5 meters.

Tree crown cover value: 30%.

Progressively, total tree carbon increased with increasing crown cover.

Progressively also, total tree carbon increased with increasing crown cover.

Group 1 districts having crown cover <8 %, Group 2 districts 8.1 14.9 % and Group 3 districts have crown cover >15%%.

In addition, crown cover (or crown closure, canopy cover, canopy closure) of a forest stand need to be measured using transect sampling with two diagonal lines or cover area estimation based on mean crown width.

Minimum (crown) and maximum (stem) age estimates for ambrosia beetle clades are listed in Table 1.

We introduce and study the so-called strong crown reductions, suitable for finding (or counting) all minimum vertex covers, or finding a minimum vertex cover under some additional constraints.

Stir, turn heat to minimum and cover.