Sentence examples for regeneration practices from inspiring English sources

This has created demands to modify current forest management regimes, in particular regeneration practices.

In order to identify the enduring effects of silvicultural regeneration practices, we sampled a large (26.7 ha) white spruce regeneration trial established immediately following a stand-replacing wildfire and subsequent salvage harvest in a productive upland forest.

Our results demonstrate that early regeneration practices profoundly influence stand development beyond the stem initiation stage, but pre-fire stand type, post-fire configuration of unburned seed sources, and topographical variation play a mediating role in determining species assemblages and competitive relationships.

The present study aims at (1) assessing how the existing local formal and informal institutions affect farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR) practices and, (2) evaluating the benefits of such practices on livelihoods.

However, despite the importance of famer managed natural regeneration (FMNR) practices for farmers' livelihoods the benefits from FMNR have not been studied extensively in the Sahel region.

But delivering regeneration in practice will require planning and ingenuity.

Improved forest management practices, regeneration of previously cleared forest areas, and harvesting less timber than is grown have resulted in net uptake (i.e., net sequestration) of carbon each year from 1990 through 2006 (2).

Both doped and non-doped glasses demonstrated very high bactericidal activity, making F18 a promising infection-preventing alternative for bone and wound regeneration in clinical practice.

Adjustments are often made by foresters in cutting procedures, rotation age, regeneration methods, and other practices to accommodate the food and cover needs of wildlife and fish.

The currently poor outcomes of Atlantic Forest restoration projects in northeast Brazil are a consequence of a severely limited capacity for natural regeneration and poor restoration practices.

Ngitili, a practice involving regeneration and conservation of trees on cropping and grazing lands, is a traditional fodder bank system used to conserve pasture for the dry season in Tanzania (Mlenge 2004).