Sentence examples for planting dense from inspiring English sources

London Wildlife Trust has transformed the once barren wasteland into Woodberry Wetlands, with teams of dedicated volunteers planting dense reedbeds, hedgerows and wildflower meadows to attract birds, bees, butterflies and other insects.

You can provide shelter by planting dense hedges such as privet or hawthorn, or allowing ivy or holly to grow: these all provide great cover for birds to roost in.

Plant dense ground coverage.

The weakest allele of OsBRI1 (d61-7) produces plants with higher biomass than wild-type plants under dense planting conditions but lower biomass under normal planting conditions [37].

Ms. Bottigheimer added soil, sometimes flagging down passing construction trucks to score clean fill, and planted a dense row of lavender rhododendrons against Ms. Stephens's yard.

Initially, the designed surface is planted with dense grasses.

Under the interpretation of plants as meta-populations of modules (e.g. White 1979; Enquist et al. 1998; Kikuzawa 1999), interactions between GUs in plants with dense arrangements of GUs, such as cushion plants, may resemble those between plants in a crowded population.

Farmers and traffickers have largely neutralised the effects of spraying through smart countermeasures such as planting coca bushes in denser and less visible plots and cultivating new strains of coca that are resistant to the herbicide glyphosate.

Plant effects were limited to the topmost soil and, in general, underweight plants with dense root systems and broad thick canopies offered the best resistance to failure.

a Plants forming dense and submerged tangled mats on the bottom of an aquaculture pond; b plants forming floating strands that cover the water surface in a shrimp culture aqueduct; c plants covering the water surface in a salt swamp; d plants growing in an abandoned aquaculture pond; e plants propagating in a reservoir; f close-up view of plants growing in a salt swamp.

It was shown that the plant populations studied were typical of a wide range of competition intensities, ranging from sparse plants to dense size-structured populations.