Sentence examples for span of trees from inspiring English sources

It is reported that light availability affects the life span of leaves directly via a plastic response (i.e., acclimation) (Ackerly and Bazzaz [1995]; Miyaji et al. [1997]) and indirectly via adaptation to the life span of trees (Coley [1988]).

However, the environmental uncertainties during the long life span of trees have caused some breeders to consider the value of plasticity as a trait itself.

I wondered if I could span a couple of trees with them, and I was amazed that I could.

Dr. Williams, who works for the State Department but was interviewed while she was working at Duke, said the long life spans of trees made it "almost impossible to evaluate the long-term consequences of transgenic trees".

There is limited opportunity for tree species to adapt to changing climatic conditions due to the combination of rapid climate change and the long life-span of trees (Eilmann et al. 2013).

Cotton and Wilkinson originally defined the span of a tree t as the set of all plenary binary trees that display t [ 14].

Wood material from the Sequoia sempervirens contains variable tree ring density indicating the environmental changes and health status during the life span of the tree.

Urban activists should celebrate the indigenous wildflowers that sustain our pollinators beyond the short life span of fruit tree blossoms.

Additionally, the span of the tree can be further shrunk by the MPTP.

Numerous studies have also shown that the physical rotation age, which is based on the life span of a tree, varies greatly between species.

Accurately estimating growth rates and especially tree ages from plots is however challenging, as plots often contain only few individuals of the exploited species and monitoring periods cover only a fraction of the life-span of most trees.