Sentence examples for severe tree from inspiring English sources

We further developed models to map flooded forest at a riparian site that experienced severe tree dieback.

Common gradients include precipitation, soil nutrients, flooding, elevation, and temperature, and disturbances range from the very severe (e.g., landslides) to the moderately severe (conversion to agriculture) to the least severe (tree fall, selective logging).

Very severe tree damage was noted in this area as well, with extensive denuding and debarking, and some large trees were completely ripped from the ground and thrown up to 20 yards away.

When the drought becomes more severe, trees adjust their photosynthetic apparatus activity to poor water availability by increasing dissipation of excess light energy absorbed.

An F1 tornado also touched down near Smoaks, which uprooted several trees, resulted in a crush car due to a fallen tree, caused severe roof damage to a mobile home, and killed one dog.

Red needle cast was found to be most common on trees over four years old and most severe on trees over ten years old.

Flooding became more frequent and more severe because trees were not there to slow down and absorb the water.

This effect becomes more severe when trees with five or more taxa are considered.

Recent research, they say, shows that nature often caused far more severe fires than tree ring records show.

However, if the trend of increasing areas of khat and Eucalyptus would lead to decreases in shade coffee there is a risk for severe erosion of tree density and species richness across these landscapes with cascading effects on associated biodiversity.

While conventional management strategies with a short logging cycle (here 20 years) produce low yields and cause severe changes in tree species composition, a reduced impact logging strategy with a longer cycle (here 60 years) leads to relatively high yields and causes moderate changes in species composition.