Sentence examples for the dieback of from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of ash dieback, particularly the dieback of leaves with brown leaf stalks, will start showing in stricken trees over the next few weeks.

The data showed a widespread change in the canopy due to the dieback of branches, especially among the older, larger trees that are most vulnerable because they provide the shelter for other vegetation.

Lauren E. Oakes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources at Stanford University, is studying the ecological repercussions of the dieback of yellow cedar forests in parts of the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska.

Lauren E. Oakes, a Ph.D. candidate in the Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources at Stanford University, is studying the ecological repercussions of the dieback of yellow cedar forests in the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska.

The sores often surround branches in the infected area of the tree, causing the dieback of shoots, twigs, branches and smaller stems.

However, it may not always be obvious whether human activity or a forest's natural dynamics are at play in, for example, the dieback of a stand or the outbreak of an insect herbivore.

The degradation of forest is a direct result of a lowering of the groundwater table, and the partial dieback of single trees and forests may have improved habitat conditions for the forest cockchafer as well.

These fires have been identified as one of the major factors regarding the potential for climate-induced dieback of the Amazon forest [5].

Large amounts of loose L. variegata were observed at the time of the dieback, and similar seasonal changes in L. variegata have been previously observed in the GBR (Fig. 5) and nearby areas [35], apparently related to elevated seawater temperature during the austral spring and summer (GDP unpublished data).

Experts say symptoms include dark fluid bleeding from splits in the bark on oak tree trunks, and, as affected trees approach death, there is a notable deterioration of the tree's canopy and "dieback" of the branches.

An intensive survey is taking place throughout Wales to spot any signs of the dieback disease threatening to wipe out the UK's ash trees.