Sentence examples for successional conversion from inspiring English sources
Three such scenarios were considered 1) implementation of reduced tillage regimes to previously intensively tilled lands; 2) conversion of managed arable land to natural or managed grassland; 3) successional conversion or afforestation of grassland to woodland.
Alternative successional pathways (i.e. conversion from Atlantic white cedar and pond pine to maple-gum) represent the conversion from one state class type to another as a result of natural disturbance.
Successional pressures resulting from fire suppression and reduced grazing have resulted in vegetation-type conversion in the open spaces surrounding the urbanized areas of the San Francisco bay area.
Moreover, successional changes in HRE community structures over shorter time intervals associated with natural hydrocarbon conversion or human production processes cannot be ruled out.
Rapid conversion of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) dominated landscapes in western Alberta to a mosaic of successional stand ages has long-term implications for elk populations in the region that have not been fully assessed.
Our method is designed to characterize the main land cover changes associated with different drivers, including the conversion of forests to shrub and grassland primarily as a result of wildland fire and forest harvest, the vegetation successional processes after disturbance, and changes of surface water extent and glacier ice/snow associated with weather and climate changes.
Fragmented successional forest now covers about half the island.
The time dimensions include seasonal, successional, and developmental time.
Ford added the conversion.
"Conversion serves another purpose.
