Sentence examples for species stand from inspiring English sources
Iridaceae species stand out in having their leaf blade compressed in the same plane as the stem (equitant).
Out of the almost 300 stable nuclides known, only five have odd numbers of both protons and neutrons; more than half have even values of Z and N. Fourth, among the isotopes with even Z and N certain species stand out by virtue of their considerable nuclear stability and comparatively high abundances.
Upper panel: Annual stand volume growth of Norway spruce and European beech for (a) the mono-specific stands and (b) total and species stand volume growth in the mixed-species stand.
Hence the biomass estimation also varies according to various factors such as DBH of tree species, stand age of the species and topography.
It is shown for the mono-specific stands of Norway spruce and European beech (c) and for the total and the species stand volume growth in the mixed-species stand (d); here, both species' volume growth was converted into ha-related values by dividing it by their area shares in the mixed stand.
Nevertheless, for tree-associated diversity, including epiphytes and terricolous species near tree trunks, few studies exist, and still fewer compare mixed stands with each corresponding pure tree species stand.
Figure 1 presents the initial situation in the year 2000 for the spatial distribution of standing timber volume [m3/ha], main tree species [spruce, pine, oak, beech, mixed species stands], stand age [in 30-year classes], and carbon stock [t/ha].
The largest species stood over 2.25 metres (7 feet) tall and had stout hooked beaks.
The holotype of the new species stands more than 19cm tall, with branches diminishing in diameter from 7mm at its base to 1mm at its tips.
Very few have made it to British cultivation so far, which is a shame as each and every species stands out from the next.
One important question is whether the newfound fossil species stood upright and regularly walked on two legs, which has been a defining aspect of hominid behavior.
