Part of the park is believed to occupy what was once ancient woodland, but most of the current tree population was planted between 1967 and 1976, comprising beech, sycamore, down birch and sitka spruce, with strong regeneration of native broad-leaved trees.
Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) is one of the most important economic bamboo species with many advantages such as fast growth rate, high yield, extensive use, short crucial period formation and strong regeneration capacity (5).
London's bid was reckoned to be strong on regeneration, which is another way of saying that its plan called for an enormous amount of new building.
Interestingly, he notes that the Mini-E drivers will not have to touch the brake pedal at all thanks to the strong brake regeneration system, which makes me think this vehicle has a similar system as the Chevy Volt that I didn't like.
Red deer are thought to exert strongest effects on regeneration in canopy gaps.
The results indicated that the L. callosum native to Taiwan has strong multiplication and regeneration abilities, as do other Lilium spp. Hence, bulb productivity is not the major cause for the extinction.
Liver has a strong potential for regeneration after physical, biological or chemical injury, but no data have been reported so far on liver regeneration in response to irradiation injury.
Hosting the World Urban Forum in 2014 allowed it to showcase its approach, key elements of which have been: creation of innovative transport infrastructure linking poorer peripheral districts to the city centre; culture-led regeneration; strong support of local development from the local business sector; and a successful municipally-owned utilities company.
Different from the central nervous system, the peripheral nervous system has strong potential for regeneration.
It is particularly intriguing that the cells for which there is the strongest evidence of regeneration, the podocytes and the proximal tubule, are the most susceptible and most frequently damaged in human kidneys.
