Sentence examples for sparse plantations from inspiring English sources

L. culpaeus and C. chinga used continuous native vegetation most frequently, but also used dense conifer plantations and tended to be more abundant in firebreaks and sparse plantations than in dense plantations.

Nestled on the outskirts of the sparse plantation grounds where the central clan take up residence, a forest invites certain horror-movie enigmas: Are the villains the characters or the supernatural forces surrounding them?

Fig. 10 Estimated marginal means of bulk density (g/cm3) in the of 0 15 cm soil layer across different land use/land cover systems and altitudes Fig. 11 Eucalyptus plantation showing sparse undergrowth (a); absence of undergrowth with light canopy (b); native forest showing dense undergrowth (c); dark forest canopy with mushroom growing on plant remains (d).

However, comprehensive and well-integrated tools for analysing investment in even-aged plantations or forests are sparse, as the Hildebrandt and Knoke (2011) review shows.

Recent plantations structurally similar to sparse (oak) or dense (pine) shrublands were associated with the highest hare and rabbit abundances, respectively, whereas both species avoided landscapes with high eucalyptus cover.

Cloves were imported and planted in 1803, and coconuts which had been relatively sparse on the island were cultivated on plantations for the production of oil.

Still shots of preaching reverends, half-drowned buildings, the weave shop, and plantation houses against a sparse synthesizer that sounds like a tweaked electronic banjo from the Bayou sonically position Beyoncé squarely in the middle of a messy Black South.

We sampled ants using pitfall traps in a wide geographical area, including steppe sites and pine plantations, both dense (forest cover 87% in average) and sparse (forest cover 52% in average) designs.

Many are on former sugar cane plantations where water-logged soil has necessitated constant repairs and sparse infrastructure.

The sparse or absence of undergrowth is an indication of reduced biodiversity under Eucalyptus plantations.

LATE plantations had completely closed canopies of loblolly pine and had a sparse understory of sassafras, maple, and blueberry.