Sentence examples for the stands age from inspiring English sources

The shape of the accretion curves (Fig. 2d, e) derived directly from the fitted model for the total carbon stock (Fig. 2a) indicates that accretion peaks in young stands between 35 and 40 years and then tapers off as the stands age.

The shape of the accretion curves (Fig.  2d, e) derived directly from the fitted model for the total carbon stock (Fig.  2a) indicates that accretion peaks in young stands between 35 and 40 years and then tapers off as the stands age.

The stand age was set to 30 years for the contribution index analysis as this was the most frequent stand age within the study site.

The stand age was set to 30 years for each scenario.

But then is the question either to use the stand age or the actual tree size or something in between.

The stand age component of Eq. (1) can be used to adjust any outerwood density measurement to a common age of 40 years.

While inventory data detect very high volumes, the equivalent numbers in the management plan never go beyond an artificial threshold of 450 m3∙ha−1, irrespective of the stand age.

Species occupancy varied by aquatic system type, but the stand age surrounding an aquatic site had little effect on occupancy for most anurans we modeled.

To confirm this result, we were able to homogenize most of the published biomass equations by accounting for the stand age given in each original paper.

The stand age for crossover from carbon source to carbon sink varies widely in the WC ecoregion because of differences in the amount of residues present at the time of stand initiation [50].

Stand tree density, canopy height and BA took 60 years to reach 90% minimum/maximum values, whereas mean DBH and live tree biomass C stocks remained below the maximum values at the stand age of 90 years.