Sentence examples for stands affected from inspiring English sources

At the stand scale, results showed a more important structural variability in stands affected by the spruce budworm outbreak.

The presence of residual trees left after clearcutting may explain why regeneration level was relatively good (>50%) in stands affected by past logging activities.

A new article by visiting researcher Nicky Lustenhouwer and HF researchers Aaron Ellison and Liza Nicoll reports impacts of forest decline, harvest, and regeneration in eastern hemlock stands affected by the invasive hemlock woolly adelgid.

We compared a set of structural forest attributes modeled by these methods with a conventional forest inventory of the highly heterogeneous forest of the Bavarian Forest National Park (Germany), which partially includes stands affected by severe natural disturbances.

While American beech sprouts are common in more northern regions, on steep slopes, in areas where roots have been disturbed, and in stands affected by beech bark disease (Held 1983; Cleavitt et al. 2008), basal and root sprouts were rare at our study site, which is beyond the current range of beech bark disease (Virginia Department of Forestry 2014).

Therefore, as part of a broader effort to examine ecological sustainability of an intercropping management system, we investigated whether intercropping switchgrass in intensively managed loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stands affected rodent community structure and population demographics in a managed forest landscape.

Lake-level high stands affect distribution and availability of habitats and, as a result of varied functional demands on shell geometry, the distribution of phenotypes.

Key to Ferdinand being able to not let abuse from the stands affect him has been the support of his brother Rio, who plays for Manchester United.

In the aftermath of Haiyan, Region VIII lost about 33 million coconut stands, affecting the livelihood of more than one million small-scale coconut farmers.

The populace set upon all that were of Dionysius's party, and principally searched for those they called setters or informers, a number of wicked and hateful wretches, who made it their business to go up and down the city, thrusting themselves into all companies, that they might inform Dionysius what men said, and how they stood affected.

"A great stand affects the quality of the rock, but a lousy one doesn't because you can always have another stand made.