Sentence examples for mixed stand in from inspiring English sources

It was profitable to leave a mixed stand in the tending treatment of young plantation.

Fig. 6 Presents 3D spatial structure of ALS point clouds extracted at specific locations within the exemplary stand (60 80 year old mixed stand in Fig. 5).

a Diagram for the management of a two-species mixed stand in double-logarithmic representation with mean tree volume, v, on the x-axis and number of trees per hectare, N, on the y-axis.

All statistical evaluations were conducted with R 3.3.2 (R Core Team 2016) and MS Excel. Figure 3a and b show the course of stand volume growth in the period 1998 2016 for (a) the monospecific stands of Norway spruce and European beech and (b) for the mixed stand in total and for both species' contributions to the mixed stand's growth.

The importance of considering all species when studying hybridization was very well highlighted in France where hybrids were detected in considerable proportions in a mixed stand in the absence of parental species [ 4].

Similarly, a very small fraction (2%) of potentially F1 hybrids (those having a posterior probability of 40 60%) between Q. petraea and Q. pyrenaica were identified in a mixed stand in central Spain [ 28], but in the absence of any morphologically intermediate tree.

These comparisons were 1) beech in monospecific stands vs. spruce in monospecific stands, 2) beech in mixed stands vs. spruce in mixed stands, 3) beech in mixed stands vs. mixed stands in total, 4) spruce in mixed stands vs. mixed stands in total, 5) spruce in mixed stands vs. spruce in monospecific stands, and 6) beech in mixed stands vs. beech in monospecific stands.

Canham et al. ([1999]) for example developed a gap light index that takes into account the open areas of the sky where the tree crown can receive photon flux for mixed stands in North America.

We selected the invasive exotic plant species P. juliflora and the native plant species M. tenuiflora which co-occur in a mixed plant community (well-mixed stand) in all studied areas.

The E50A50 arrangement produced taller Eucalyptus trees with a larger diameter than the monoculture, although the smaller population of Eucalyptus trees in this mixed stand resulted in an overall biomass production that was equal to or less than that of the monocultures E100 and E100 + N, respectively.

By using paternity analyses we studied pollination patterns in a very complex situation involving all species which occur not only in the mixed stand but also in the nearby area on tens of kilometers.