Sentence examples for more heterogeneous stand from inspiring English sources

In this denser and more heterogeneous stand the effect of plasticity is weaker.

This can result in a more even growth distribution between trees of different sizes and more heterogeneous stand structures under water limitation compared with moist conditions.

In the case of a lower productivity due to a lower crown cover in mixed-species stands, a more heterogeneous stand structure could mitigate the potential loss.

An increase in tree species richness from 1 to 20 led to a more heterogeneous stand structure CVd, increasing from ~0.4 to ~0.6 (Fig. 7g).

To find out if this productivity is caused by tree species richness, by a more heterogeneous stand structure or both, we analyzed the effects of forest structure and tree species richness on stand productivity, based on inventory data of temperate forests in the United States of America and Germany.

Many current silvicultural guidelines strive for more heterogeneous stands (Utschig et al. 2011; Pretzsch and Zenner 2017) as they may provide many ecosystem goods and services (Biber et al. 2015; Poorter et al. 2015; Mensah et al. 2016; Dieler et al. 2017) better than monocultures.

These trees are relatively more numerous in the more heterogeneous spruce stand.

Uh, but if it comes from the different culture it's different …' However, the second more heterogeneous group stood out from all other groups for having so few references to ethnic or cultural differences.

Occurrence and activity of clutter and edge adapted species were associated with lower stand densities and more heterogeneous landscapes whereas open adapted bats were more likely to be recorded at felled stands and less likely in areas that were predominantly mature conifer woodland.

However, while in the Karelian Isthmus this age group is vastly prevailing, Karelian middle taiga features more heterogeneous age distribution mainly represented by middle age stands (40 80 years) with occasional more mature stands (120 160 years).

Thus, using a combination of the two residual basal area regimes examined here (HRBA with 60 m2 hand and LRBA with 40 might−1) might be an advisable option, which would contribute to more diverse and species-rich stands and additionally to the generation of a more heterogeneous forest structure on a broader scale, e.g. Angers et al. (2005).