Sentence examples for under rainforest from inspiring English sources

Oxisols form principally in humid tropical zones under rainforest, scrub and thorn forest, or savanna vegetation on flat to gently sloping uplands.

The exchangeable Al under rainforest was 8.5 c molc/kg compared with 42.4 to 80.2 c molc/kg under abandoned pasture and PRF.

More specifically, the SOC under the abandoned pasture was 37,600 mg/kg compared with 74,800 mg/kg under rainforest and 27,000 mg/kg in the PRF.

In contrast with A. leucostachyus, which was collected under rainforest canopies, A. ilicifolius was sampled from frontal thickets on the stream edges of recently accreting estuarine banks of Zhujiang River.

This figure – and the very need for a programme like Cocoa Life – might surprise consumers who thought that years of certifications under Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and others had done more to create sustainable producer communities.

In general exchangeable cations (sum of Ca, Mg, K, and Na) under the rainforest were higher than the abandoned pasture.

Like the increasingly popular LiDAR which can find earthworks hidden under the rainforest canopy but can't sniff out terra preta—"these [statistical] methodologies narrow down the probabilities" of where to find promising archaeological sites.

Compared to the ENM for P. t. ellioti (Rainforest) under present conditions, the ENMs under these three climate scenarios suggests that P. t. ellioti (Ecotone) is unlikely to experience major shifts, contractions, or expansions of their suitable habitat through year 2080.

"As ethanol factories continue sucking in more and more corn, plantation owners in places like Brazil and Argentina will put more grassland and even rainforest under the plow to make up for the shortfall, resulting in huge carbon emissions," Philpott writes.

We went to investigate an environmental activist's murder in Marabé, Brazil, the front lines of the fight to preserve or plow under the Amazon Rainforest and a town so lawless and violent that the locals call it Marabála (that means Mara-bullets).

Indonesia has greatly under-reported how much primary rainforest it is cutting down, according to the government's former head of forestry data gathering.