Sentence examples for timber qualities from inspiring English sources

G. pinnata and H. amygdalina were possibly dispersed by birds into forest gaps and may have profited from the aftermath of logging, but L. amygdalifolius and S. jambos (both with 'good' timber qualities and presumably more locally dispersed propagules) were probably mainly promoted after logging via active seeding/planting by villagers.

Elms are greatly valued for their timber qualities and prior to the Dutch elm disease outbreaks, elms were also frequently planted within urban areas because of their environmental tolerance [ 26, 27].

Timbre, also called timber, quality of auditory sensations produced by the tone of a sound wave.

Crosses between American and Asian species have produced varieties with excellent nuts, but timber quality is closely linked with blight susceptibility.

The only common species with 'excellent' timber quality was a slow-growing undergrowth tree (Melanorrhoea laccifera, IVIR 17).

Relatively large trees of species with lesser timber quality were found on many plots in the forest (Table 3).

Economic analysis of thinning regimes and timber quality has been conducted for Scots pine (Hyytiäinen et al. 2004).

Tight initial spacing and thinning with high extraction of stems can improve growth and timber quality of stands.

For any tree species, the size and arrangement of branches are important for both tree growth and timber quality (e.g., Larson 1962, 1969; Megraw 1985).

Logging damage to residual trees during selection cutting may lead to serious economic losses in terms of both timber quality and diameter growth reduction.

In order to show the effects of tree size and silvicultural treatment on timber quality, 13 trees representing the diameter range of all trees in the stand were selected and felled.