Sentence examples for partial harvests from inspiring English sources

Partial harvests for thinning likewise induce a near term reduction in carbon sequestration [11].

In most cases, the rate of change in measured soil C converged over time with baseline levels (clearcut and partial harvests by year 6).

Initially, relative abundance was greater closer to roads, but as timber harvests became more common, relative abundance became positively associated with amount of light partial harvests at the local scale.

Harvest thresholds for the early successional guild were 42% total harvests, 11% clear-cut harvest, and 10% light partial harvests, and relative abundances increased after surpassing thresholds albeit at a reduced rate of increase after the clear-cut threshold.

Change in composition 1 and 2 years after harvest indicates that partial harvests may effectively shift the bryophyte community towards an older community type and may thus be used to create landscape diversity.

On public lands, there was a shift from stand replacing harvests to partial harvests whereas on private forestland stand replacing harvests were most common over the whole time series (Fig. 6).

A partial harvest — not clear-cutting — from forests 70 to 100 years old could net approximately 50 green tons an acre, the report said and it estimated that the haul from public forest lands and willing private landowners could be about one million green tons a year.

Partial harvest use of partial harvesting and avoidance of large clearcuts.

However, little attention has actually been given to the growth response of aspen to partial harvesting.

There was no evidence of initial growth stagnation after partial harvesting applications.

However, gaps created by partial harvesting affected foliar morphology of selected common understory plants.