Sentence examples for plantations represent from inspiring English sources
Plantations represent a segment of the economy that has failed to make significant advances since the time of independence.
But it adds: Despite the significant obstacle to conservation that oil palm plantations represent, the area under logging concessions still dwarfs that under oil palm.
Considering their large area of cultivation, and high potential for atmospheric CO2 fixation (Yao et al. 2015), Chinese fir plantations represent a key component of China's greenhouse gas mitigation strategy.
Across Africa, millions of men and women working on agricultural plantations represent a unique, understudied, and potentially vulnerable population.
Forest plantations represent an important element in the sustainable development of the forest sector, and can be complementary to natural forests.
First, the decades of consistent fruiting in oil palm plantations represents a stark deviation from the punctuated regional mast fruiting phenology41,49.
Intensifying forest management practices via use of tree plantations represents a common response to rising global demand for wood and paper products.
As a result of this economic prosperity, Côte d'Ivoire saw an influx of immigrants from other West African countries; the foreign workforce mostly Burkinabés who maintained indigenous plantations, represented over a quarter of the Ivorian population by 1980.
We recorded bats in forest fragments and in coffee plantations of differing diversity and density of shade trees; these plantations represented the greatest possible range of management intensities in the area.
PC 2 is correlated with crop diversification index and income from pulse, oilseed, fruits and plantation, representing crop and income diversification.
Native timber plantations may represent a land-use capable of balancing production and conservation by potentially supporting understorey plant and tree species otherwise restricted to old-growth forests, with little impact on yield.
