Sentence examples for resilient trees from inspiring English sources

"The redwoods are known as resilient trees.

Cuttings from these resilient trees could then be used to create a new, healthy generation of ash trees that could replace those ravaged by chalara dieback, which reached the UK in 2012 and is devastating many woods.

Over the next 50 years or so, experts say, some forests could be cultivated to grow bigger, more resilient trees, potentially increasing their carbon storage by 50percentt and providing an important "bridge" to a time when the nation will theoretically have shifted away from greenhouse-gas producing fossil fuels.

Better water management will produce more resilient trees.

"It's a resilient tree," Mr. Calvanese said, sounding like a coach defending his players after a difficult loss.

"It's a pretty resilient tree".

I concluded that fire frequency was under strong topographic control and that fire severity was mixed and variable through time and space resulting in a dynamic mosaic of variable-aged, fire-initiated vegetation intermixed with long-lived, fire-resilient trees and open shrub steppe communities (BMC).

But as resilient as these trees are, they too need friends.

The whitebark pine proved more resilient than other trees after periodic fires; without the fires, other species began to encroach on its habitat.

Some of Leonard\u2019s subjects go unnoticed because they\u2019re mundane, the way nature becomes incidental in cities (eight pictures document trees, resilient survivors that have grown enmeshed with the metal fences around them).

Some of Leonard's subjects go unnoticed because they're mundane, the way nature becomes incidental in cities; eight pictures document trees, resilient survivors that have grown enmeshed with the metal fences around them.