Sentence examples for on the bole from inspiring English sources

Here, we use the 2010 census data that includes all trees with a DBH greater than 10 cm, with measurements made higher on the bole for individuals with buttresses or trunk irregularities.

Sampling was at breast height (130 cm) for cardinal points on the bole (N, S, E and W).

The sapwood area at breast height, which can be more easily determined than those higher up on the bole, exhibited the largest differences of the coefficients between the stands.

Crown projection area and crown surface area were compared with other, more commonly used, but destructive predictors of leaf area, namely sapwood area at different heights on the bole.

However, if warmer temperatures cause a reduction in the maintenance of snow cover over winter, then beetles developing low on the bole may experience greater mortality and fluctuating overwinter temperatures will likely affect the beetles' ability to maintain their cold hardened state (Régnière & Bentz, 2007).

This difference in growth response is likely caused by the fact that wood formation is concentrated on the living part of the bole at breast height (i.e. after resin tapping, growth cannot take place anymore on the tapping face due to the mechanical damage done to the cambium), whereas tree rings are formed around the full stem circumference above the tapping face.

We observed that resin tapping positively affects tree growth at breast height, likely as wood formation is concentrated on the living part of the bole (i.e. after tapping there is no growth taking place on the tapping face due to the mechanical damage done to the cambium).

Using ANOVA, we tested the effect of species, fuel load and date of fire on the bark char height of the bole.

I pulled a squirrel's nest out of the bole, high up.

Therefore, we rely on the literature from other regions to support our conclusions and highlight that thinning has been found to primarily impact the biomass of the bole [ 34] and crown [ 35] of the thinned trees.

Briefly, the CRM facilitates calculation of tree component biomass (e.g., tops and limbs) as a proportion of the bole biomass (determined through field measured species, diameter, and often height measurements) based on component proportions from Jenkins et al. [ 28].