Sentence examples for supporting trees from inspiring English sources

This drop-in Discovery Workshop for families, part of the "Big City, Big Trees: Gentle Giants of the Urban Landscape" interpretive program, will teach participants about the parts of trees, the life forms trees help support (including humans) and how people can return the favor by supporting trees.

The forest and bioenergy industry should, however, consider that people report supporting trees as feedstocks only if new trees are planted to replace the harvested trees.

This finding extends a similar relationship reported by Salzer et al. (2006) for an assortment of woody and herbaceous climbers and their supporting trees.

Lianas are climbers that are abundant and diverse in tropical rainforests; they are massive woody plants whose mature stems often loop through hundreds of metres of forest, sending shoots into new tree crowns as successive supporting trees die and decay.

Among in situ studies, mass-based photosynthesis was higher in lianas than in their supporting trees at Chinese tropical forest sites (Cai et al., 2009; Zhu and Cao, 2010) but not in a Panamanian forest (Santiago and Wright, 2007) or in Chinese (Han et al., 2010) forests.

There the seeds develop aerial roots that grow down along the trunk of the supporting tree, enlarge, and gradually crush the host to death.

Clearly, these recommendations for supporting tree thinking in biology education barely scratch the surface of what such a curriculum would look like.

The bigger the supporting tree the better, it will help block wind.

Higher elevations support trees adapted to more-temperate climates.

These floating embalsados are formed from knots of vegetation, some growing so big they can support trees.

Moreover, he explained, because much of Colorado is a semiarid landscape that will not naturally support trees, the added "biodiversity" has made the area extremely vulnerable to fire.