Sentence examples for trees experienced from inspiring English sources

Photosynthesis was monitored during the 2004 flooding and all trees experienced decline in photosynthetic rates.

At the Fushan Experimental Forest in northern Taiwan, only 1.4% of the trees experienced stem breakage or uprooting by typhoon Herb (a category-3 typhoon) that passed directly over the forest (Lee et al. 2008).

At a similar monthly water stress integral, late-season drought trees experienced a greater reduction in monthly stem diameter growth compared with the early-season drought trees, suggesting that late-season drought is more detrimental to tree growth and biomass accumulation in juvenile P. radiata than early-season drought.

The higher slope for the late-season drought treatment in Figure 4 means that similar monthly water stress integral had a more pronounced effect on monthly stem diameter growth compared with the early-season drought treatment, whilst demonstrating that the early-season drought trees experienced greater levels of water stress (total S ψ = 66.8 vs. 55.2 MPa-days).

These illusory experiences include such stock examples as dreams, hallucinations, mirror images, the after-images of the sun, the bent appearance of a straight stick that is immersed in water, and the apparent motion of trees experienced by those traveling down a river.

To capture the most representative apoplast proteins in a growing season, we characterized the leaf and stem apoplast proteomes under normal conditions during a period (April-June) in which trees experienced active growth, transition, cessation of primary growth, and variation in temperature, precipitation, day length, and pathogen infestation.

The effect of patch size on mating patterns and seed production suggests that the patches of trees experience less connectivity than trees within continuous forest.

Furthermore, a high intratree fig asynchrony ensures that female trees experience an extended and greater variety of environments for seed germination (Patel et al. 1993).

Obviously, species and individual trees experience different thresholds of soil moisture deficits leading to plant water stress and consequently resulting in physiological damage.

Significant tree damage was reported within golf courses along the Treasure Coast, with an average of 300-500 trexperiencingcing damage per course.

The larger the water deficit, the more trees experience stress, which curtails growth and makes them more susceptible to insects and disease.