Sentence examples for spontaneous forest from inspiring English sources
However, I have yet to see a pie chart expressing the percentage of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere broken out by human vs. 'natural' activities — the latter being things like methane emissions from animals, wetlands, spontaneous forest fires, etc.
Figure 2 FT-Raman spectra collected from two distinct bark points from each of nine birch trees from spontaneous forest flora area in the Apuseni Mountains, Romania.
Figure 2 presents the FT-Raman spectra collected from two distinct bark points from each of nine birch trees from spontaneous forest flora area in the Apuseni Mountains, Romania.
We argue that spontaneous forest regeneration can not be understood as an ecological process alone; it is also embedded in an institutional context and critically dependent on functioning local social institutions mitigating drivers of deforestation and alternative land use [cf. 43].
This period also coincided with the rural depopulation of the mountains and the strong spontaneous recovery of the forest cover (Taillefumier and Piégay, 2003) over thousands of hectares.
Spontaneous ignition tests of various forest species were performed with a specifically designed apparatus.
There is geological evidence that grassland and forest fires, lightning and spontaneous combustion of coal have spawned such fires for hundreds of thousands of years.
The latter includes encroachment of settlements on critical water and grazing resources, excessive degradation of forests around towns, and spontaneous land enclosures and privatization.
Thatch-roofed farmhouses and acres of parched forest had become tinder, and spontaneous-combustion fires broke out near Poitiers, Orléans and Beaumont, Albertville, Dijon and Fontainebleau".
Mining leads to a direct decrease in the area of woodlands; conversely, the spontaneous succession of vegetation resulting from agricultural extensification and forest reclamation facilitates woodland recovery.
Currently most of the land use conflicts occur between timber companies, forest reserves (el Chore forest reserve) and spontaneous migrations into the area.
