Sentence examples for trees survived from inspiring English sources

Some large, fire-tolerant trees survived high-severity fire but only in 31% of our plots.

Only a handful of palm, live oak, pine and bald cypress trees survived the storm.

All four of the botanic garden's fig trees survived this year, she said, but some casualties are to be expected.

Deciduous trees survived the K-T boundary events much better than evergreens did; in particular, species that had been more northerly spread southward.

Immediate ecological assessments showed that woodland and ancient trees survived much better than expected, with tree loss nowhere near the scale of previous powerful storms.

Mark Weathington, the Botanical Garden's director of horticulture, said the Kaufman garden's towering trees survived Hurricane Bonnie in 1998 and fared well in the wake of Isabel.

When k = 25, each tree represents 4% of the population, and, since survival probability is calculated as the proportion of trees surviving the measurement interval, each dead tree represents a 4% reduction in survival.

That is, in both cases, large trees survive better than small trees, but the relationship between traits and survival remains the same.

Miraculously, parks and trees survive.

How do some trees survive the drought?

How do trees survive in winter?