Sentence examples for plot management from inspiring English sources

A typology of silvopastoral plot management was extracted from the survey.

Our results showed an impact of all three spatial scales, from the microhabitat and local plot management to the landscape context, which changed spider community composition, and suggest a focus beyond plot-level shade management to understand determinants of spider community in cocoa agroforestry systems.

Planting method and depth, and plot management, were as in trial 1. Table 1 Clones of Populus spp. established from cuttings Clone Description Populus deltoides Marshall × P. ciliata (Wall. Ex Royle) clone San Rosa New Zealand (NZ -bred vigorous cloNZ -bred suited to drier regions because of rust susceptibility; copes well with wind.

In addition, the software design, such as report interface based on web browser, separate stand-alone diagnostic modules, and flexible archive structure for plot management, make it convenient to users.

In repeated surveys it will be necessary to replace some of the initial plots when management or environmental changes have had an adverse impact on the inventory plots and/or changes occur within the plantation such as the establishment of new compartments.

Data used for this study were collected from 39,723 sample plots managed according to the forest management planning inventory program.

In March, it emerged that the then chief executive had been plotting a management buy-out of minority shareholders, maybe including Eureko, without telling the treasury.

This study shows that it is crucial to take into account the pre-plantation history of vineyard plots and management practices to further increase our understanding of the spatial distribution of erosion on vineyard hillslopes.

The experiment was designed as a split-plot holding managements on main plots and cultivars on sub-plots.

Employing a stratified sampling design, we assessed 30 allotment plots of different management intensity, including vacant plots, and six adjacent community gardens along a gradient of urbanity, using in-depth field surveys, remote sensing analyses and interviews.

The sexual shenanigans, back-from-the-grave miracles and double-dealing that are the lifeblood of such shows are being scripted by mostly uncredited, ragtag staffs variously made up of network executives, producers, secretaries and, some union members insist, scabs who are either writing sub rosa or slipping plot points to management.