Sentence examples for transplant trees from inspiring English sources

"We occasionally do this — transplant trees — for clients in Greenwich who want an instant orchard," he said.

To account for the natural blocking by tree in our experimental design, models that included multiple source elevations and transplant elevations also included random effects for source tree and transplant tree.

Dig up the transplant tree.

In the nineteen-eighties, Seda went into business as the Arborist, transplanting trees and doing landscaping projects.

Dr. Garbelotto likened the practice of transplanting trees in new climates, which can cause them to wither and die, to the effects of climate change.

Early Egyptians transplanted trees with a ball of earth and originated the practice of shaping the soil around a newly planted tree to form a saucer to retain water, both still practiced.

In fact, the fungus in the transplanted trees became so prevalent that it saturated the air with its spores and burrowed into the bark of surrounding Monterey cypresses and other nearby cypress trees, releasing poison, disrupting sap flows and leading to cankers that strangled the plants.

Flexible cables (guys) or rigid braces are used to support recently transplanted trees until the roots become established, or to lessen the danger that a tree with a weakened root system will be blown over by the wind; bracing is also used to support unduly long or heavy branches, to prevent splits developing at branch forks, or to permit healing of splits already developed.

Survival rates were very low due to the rubble content of the soil and difficulties in watering the transplanted trees.

It has been introduced to several of those locations via transplanted trees.

In contrast, the coefficients of DIST ij for upwardly transplanted trees increased gradually with age (Fig. 3F).