Sentence examples for successful vegetation from inspiring English sources

Despite the various rehabilitation approaches carried out, little research has been done to ascertain their effect on successful vegetation recovery.

However, despite the various rehabilitation approaches carried out, little research has been done to ascertain their effect on successful vegetation recovery.

The successful vegetation establishment of waste dumps also depends on micro- and macro-climate, disease and insect resistance, competition, growth pattern and propagation ability of the species.

A vegetation survey was conducted in a neighbouring reference forest to quantify the surface elevation envelopes of established mangroves, and in the rehabilitated site to predict where successful vegetation establishment would occur, and to guide remedial works to make surface elevations suitable for establishment.

Field trials using the method showed that the proposed approach had the advantages of considerable water conservation, more effective salt leaching and successful re-vegetation with desired species.

"Things that worked 30 years ago aren't necessarily as successful today because vegetation is changing and the climate is changing".

Adoption of these standards is expected to contribute to successful improvement of vegetation composition and productivity of grazed plant communities.

This strategy can be successful where the vegetation of forested wetlands or upland edges of wetlands has been disturbed and replaced by Phragmites.

The model was successful in predicting which vegetation type would have the higher insect density, but it did not always predict the distribution of nymphs exactly.

A 2008 2010 study of 84 Red foxes in the Czech Republic and Germany found that successful hunting in long vegetation or under snow appeared to involve an alignment of the fox with the Earth's magnetic field.

Hallinger and Shisler (2009) reported successful recolonization of native vegetation from the seed bank alone (with minor reseeding) in a New Jersey salt marsh following Phragmites removal.