Sentence examples for permanent tree from inspiring English sources

The absence of permanent tree seed banks may prejudice the regeneration potential of disturbed sites, which would be more prone to year-to-year variation in fruit production.

Quick growing but short-lived, it seeds prolifically, providing burned or abandoned areas with a ground cover that protects the seedlings of more permanent trees.

For the permanent plots, tree density, DBH, BA, and canopy height for each tree was recorded every 5 10 years (NTU Experimental Forest, 2010).

Gap height was determined as the position above the forest floor at which branches broken by black bears or 'bear shelves' were observed (known as 'kuma-dana' in Japanese, Figure  2b; [ 18]. In the 18 permanent plots, tree species and the coordinates (x, y) of all trees (> 15 cm dbh) present were recorded during the same period.

"It's just a normal town with a permanent Christmas tree," Chelsea Brooks, Recreation Leader at Fort Christmas Park in Christmas, Florida, said.

The lateral processes disappeared and the apical processes formed the permanent dendritic tree.

In pubertal mice a balance of proliferation and apoptosis within outer cap and inner multilayered body cells of the bulbous terminal end buds (TEBs) generates the permanent ductal tree and creates a lumen in the subtending ductal system.

In the streets of Naples permanent Christmas tree-like decorations made of marble stretch towards the sky.

Who knows, if Kees had survived — or if he still survives, at a hale ninety-one — where this questing son of Beatrice, Nebraska, might have found new life: **{:.break one} ** Yet in spite of loss and guilt And hurricanes of time, it might be built: ** **{:.break one} ** A refuge, permanent, with trees that shade When all the other cities die and fade.

If we had analysed growth of the trees using permanent plots, more subsample tree measurements might prove to be needed, as the estimated growth per tree would be more reliable.

Some people are fixtures as permanent as a tree.