Sentence examples for stages of tree from inspiring English sources

It performs two stages of tree search.

Positive responses to most herbicide treatments were observed in the early stages of tree growth.

Woodpeckers were categorized according to their selection for specific stages of tree degradation, with the yellow-bellied sapsucker and the pileated woodpecker representing opposite ends of this gradient.

Nutrients required by growing trees are provided by the soil and are immobilised in tree tissues in the early stages of tree growth and development (Attiwill and Adams [1993]).

Salicylic acid derivative) applied at four different growth stages of tree development (bud break, green cluster, 90% petal fall, early fruitlet) against the foliar pathogens Venturia inaequalis and Venturia pirina which cause apple and pear scab respectively.

In the succession of mycorrhizal fungi associated with the regrowth of jack pine after clearcutting or wildfires, S. brevipes is a multi-stage fungus, found during all stages of tree development.

Although these studies provide a basic understanding of protein composition in the apoplast of mainly horticultural species, they are limited in scope of the study, genomic resources (e.g., lack of whole genome sequence), protein source of tissues, developmental stages of trees (juvenile only), environmental conditions (mainly artificial controlled environments), and techniques.

We combined the measurement of growth on a sub-annual scale with a monthly characterisation of climate variation using an aridity index (IDM), and first showed that seasonal changes in water availability affected secondary and primary growth at the early stage of tree development.

Opportunities for ecological intensification, utilizing trees in agricultural landscapes, vary along stages of a tree cover transition of forest alteration and deforestation followed by agroforestation.

The differentiation in different dbh-classes as a surrogate for ontogenetic stages of a tree and at the same time also different social situations within a vertically structured canopy revealed different species-specific stages of sensitivity to competition by crowding and/or overtopping, which changed during the lifetime of a tree.

This suggests elevated rates of protein turnover in younger stages of this tree, as might be expected for actively dividing cells compared to mature tissues (60-years-old).