Sentence examples for thicket ecosystem from inspiring English sources

In this study, we examined the patterns of transformation in a semi-arid succulent thicket ecosystem using replicated fence line contrasts.

Although the species status under Queensland's Nature Conservation Act is "least concern", it is an emergent tree species in an endangered ecosystem known as "semi-evergreen vine thickets of the Brigalow Belt (North and South) and Nandewar bioregions", listed under the Commonwealth EPBC Act, and is declining across its range.

Transformation of succulent thicket leads to a disruption of the carbon cycle, ultimately resulting in degradation of the ecosystem.

The perennial vegetation in succulent thicket, particularly P. afra, appears to play a critical role in the maintenance of the ecosystem by facilitating the incorporation of organic matter into soil.

Giant sensitive tree (Mimosa pigra) may have been introduced by the Darwin Botanic Garden sometime before the 1890s; upalatable to most wildlife, it forms vast thickets and disrupts native wetland ecosystems.

The thicket can be impenetrable.

Thicket on slope.

In Rhododendron thicket.

Thicket at margin of stream.

Ecosystem services.

Thicket on slope above river.