Sentence examples for planting site from inspiring English sources

For example, the respondents argued that the adverse impacts of Eucalyptus woodlot can be managed or controlled if appropriate silvicultural activities, such as species selection, planting space, planting site selection, pruning, thinning, and harvesting operations are put in place.

However, the adverse impacts of Eucalyptus can be controlled by implementing appropriate planting space, species and planting site selection, and also by practicing proper silvicultural and harvesting techniques (Hailu et al. 2003; Kebebew and Ayele 2010; Bekele 2015).

There was no evidence for any three-way interaction between planting site, ecotype, and GDD.

There were significant effects of maternal family and block within planting site on fruit number (Table  2).

In the following discussion, relative- P ij refers to the performance of transplants at the jth planting site relative to the local plants, and DIST ij refers to the vertical distance between the 'native' site of the foreign deme and the planting site (i.e. the difference between the altitude at which the mother tree was growing and that of the planting site).

Increasing the distance between seed source and planting site significantly reduced productivity for both upslope and downslope transplantation, demonstrating the existence of a significant home-site advantage.

In contrast to the strong evidence for ecotypic differences on establishment, cover, and SPAD, planting site factors (not ecotypes) appeared to control gas exchange almost exclusively.

Early in the growing season, A was greater at the wettest planting site in Carbondale relative to Manhattan and Colby (P ≤ 0.013).

I used a version of the same statistical model described above, including planting date, planting site, block, maternal family and cross type but limited to each planting treatment.

However, the relative influence of the seed source population and planting site differed according to tree age: for young trees, the seed source population had a greater effect on height than did the planting site, but the opposite pattern was seen as the trees grew older.

For each trait at each age, the SAS program PROC GLM was used with fixed effects for the eight seed source populations, the six planting sites, and the interactions between them (population × planting site), and random effects associated with the family variables for each population and replicate at each planting site.