Sentence examples for stand production from inspiring English sources
Gopher density was greater at the field edge, especially during the first 2 years of stand production.
The objectives were to assess the effect of mixtures on tree growth and stand production, and the behaviour of the two species in contrasting soil and climatic conditions.
Mixed-species plantations of Eucalyptus and A. mangium might enhance aboveground stand production on poor nutrient soils in warm and humid tropical climates with low water limitations.
If a QC supervisor tried to be a hero, and made a stand, production simply went to engineering and got an 'engineering deviation,' which allowed the use of defective parts in the interests of production.
In this paper, we describe a systematic approach for classifying developmental stages in late-successional forests using structural metrics known to be correlated with key ecological properties such as total biomass, carbon storage, stand production rates, and wildlife habitat.
In addition to climatic influence, differences in stand characteristics such as species composition, stand production, soil properties, and disturbances contribute to the variation in soil respiration (Raich and Tufekcioglu 2000; Tang et al. 2006; Bond-Lamberty and Thomson 2010; Sheng et al. 2010).
"So we stood production down because we felt it was the right thing to do - for people to go away and think about Annie and pay tribute in their own ways".
As individual leaf area was larger in the dense stand, total production of leaf area and the peak standing leaf area were higher.
Republicans currently stand for production, the cultivation of existing technologies and a sometimes callous disregard for the environment.
A question that has intrigued forestry science from its beginning is whether stand volume production is at a maximum in untreated self-thinning stands, or whether silvicultural thinning can raise it.
'Lact' stands for production induced with Lactose alone while 'Lact-Xyl' stands for production induced with mixed lactose and xylose (see Methods section).
