Sentence examples for treated vegetation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, geomorphologists have traditionally treated vegetation as an independent variable that affects landforms and sediment routing at limited spatial temporal scales.

All higher-order feedbacks missed in an experimentally treated vegetation island will have their origin in changes in transpiration caused by changes in gs.

The first microscope collected fluorescence spectra of vegetations, and allowed us to show that control and ofloxacin treated vegetations had different fluorescence patterns between 390 and 540 nm.

Our models were state and transition formulations that treat vegetation change as probabilistic transitions among structure and cover types.

Mercury was ingested through the consumption of homemade bread, meat and other animal products obtained from livestock given treated barley, vegetation grown from soil contaminated with mercury, game birds that had fed on the grain and fish caught in rivers, canals, and lakes into which treated grain had been dumped by the farmers.

5. Operational weed control (operational) Perennial vegetation slashed prior any pruning or thinning event, with cut surfaces of woody vegetation treated with triclopyr (480 g a.i. L−1 butoxy ethyl ester applied as a 2% solution).

This means that the treated plots will likely experience the ambient humidity conditions influenced by the surrounding, non-treated vegetation.

Here, we systematically look at how global change experiments on vegetation may be subjected to this phenomenon, for example by treatment plots that are subjected to air whose characteristics (relative humidity, temperature) are influenced by the surrounding, non-treated vegetation.

Vegetation type was treated as follows: 1) open-vegetation; 2) mixed; 3) forest.

We measured fire effects on vegetation in treated and adjacent untreated areas within the Angora Fire perimeter, immediately after and one year after the fire.

The wastewater then flows down the slope and is treated by microorganisms attached to vegetation as it travels by sheet flow over very impermeable soils until it is collected at the bottom of the slope for discharge.