Sentence examples for stands indicating from inspiring English sources

However, our collections included large numbers of unique and usually rare species in mature stands, indicating that old forest is important for the conservation of epigaeic beetles.

First, the yearly stemflow ratio at the forest-stand level for tall stewartia (12%) was high compared to previous findings on beech and oak stands, indicating tall stewartia has considerably high potential to generate a great amount of stemflow.

Both even-aged silviculture treatments (clear-felling and thinning) had different beetle composition compared to the reference stands, indicating that assemblages had yet to recover even 50 years into the rotation.

Kaine recently stated that he doesn't support the TPP as it currently stands, indicating to many that he might support a future version of it.

For the brush mouse, an evaluation of trap locations within stands indicates that this species was associated with dense clumps of tan oak (Lithocarpus densiflorus) or riparian areas.

Furthermore, the lower abundance of these beetles in young stands indicates that an increasing proportion of young stands on managed landscapes will reduce the overall abundances of epigaeic beetle species, with potentially negative impacts on recolonization.

Reciprocal transplants of forest floor/peat and mineral soil from the uncut and cut stands indicated that changes in environmental conditions in the clearcut influenced net N mineralization by 50-fold and nitrification rates by nine-fold in the peatlands but not the coniferous uplands.

Investigations of stand structure, composition and mortality following a wildfire in adjacent treated and untreated stands indicate that treated stands have lower post-wildfire mortality [24], and greater C storage in live tree C pools [18],[25].

Similarly, results from thinned natural stands indicate that trees in a dense natural stand endured a long period of suppressed growth (Madgwick et al. [1982]) before rapid diameter growth post-thinning (Barton and Madgwick [1987]).

The water potentials assessed in August 2001 reflect a situation where all three stands indicate an overall mean pre-dawn water potential with low standard deviation (SD) of −1.60 (± 0.43) MPa and midday values of around −4.19 (± 0.32) MPa.

Earlier work in younger 6-year-old sweetgum stands indicated that a leaf N threshold for maximum biomass production was ∼1.9%% (Scott et al. 2004).