Sentence examples for total forested area from inspiring English sources

False change was positively correlated with the mean nearest neighbour distance between forest fragments, the total forested area and the number of forest patches present.

The detected increase in regenerating forest and forest in Bombas suggests that the reduction of traditional shifting cultivation practices over the last decades has translated into an increase in total forested area and to forest transition as predicted by Rudel (2012).

The percentage of forest area logged versus total forested area increased from 1.43 to 3.62 % over the simulation period, indicating an intensification in the rotational logging cycle, in addition to increasing rates of deforestation due primarily to urbanization.

Although Brazil had more than 5 million ha of planted forests, this represented only 1% of its total forested area.

We found that variables reflecting logging (e.g., proportion of total forested area, recent logging activity, and newly regenerated forest area), urban development and road density, and fishery management practices (rainbow trout stocking) significantly contributed to our models.

Agricultural production prevails over ca. 31% of the area, near natural forest covers about 27% of the country; the total forested area amounts to 55% (Worldbank[1]).

Of the eight conifer tree species documented, Lodgepole Pine forests cover 80% of the total forested areas.

Acid deposition as a widely concerned environmental problem in China has been less studied in plantation forests compared to urban and secondary forests, albeit they constitute 1/3 of the total forested areas of the country.

In this exercise we find that two common methods for large-scale field sampling fail to produce accurate (within a 10%% interval around the model ACD) carbon estimates for any more than 44%% of the total forested areas of Perú (approximately 76 million ha), based on a model of carbon geography.

That's larger than the entire forested area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or the total land area of Ecuador.

The intention is to demonstrate both the value of the existing area of woodland and to assess the potential benefits of an expansion of native woodland up to an area equal to that of the total current forested area.