Sentence examples for valuable vegetation from inspiring English sources
In the Netherlands, many valuable vegetation types depend on shallow groundwater levels.
As a consequence, reforestation is one of the widely-used measures to maintain this valuable vegetation type.
The follow-up section discusses official remote sensing and GIS-based datasets which contain highly valuable vegetation information, but are not intended as inventories in the first place.
In terms of Dutch law (wet beheer rijkswaterstaatwerken now included in the waterwet 1), action has to be taken to alleviate the increased risk of flooding resulting from the abundant and ecologically valuable vegetation growth on the floodplain at Beuningen/Ewijk.
Despite its limitations, NDVI remains a valuable quantitative vegetation monitoring tool.
Local communities harbour important information on valuable plants and vegetation dynamics; their knowledge is fundamental for management strategies aimed at sustainable use and conservation of natural vegetation (Lykke 2000).
Application of time series Landsat data is valuable to document vegetation changes for the WCA-2A impoundment.
It is a valuable species of vegetation restoration, and is tolerant of low resources, such as nutrients and water (Goergen and Daehler 2001 , 2002.
Young et al. (2014) found that the use of spatial data derived from remote sensing, combined with landscape metrics, was valuable for assessing vegetation patterns and their related ecological processes.
The provisional results, based on 2 years of research, suggest that the new techniques represent a potentially valuable alternative for vegetation restoration, landscape conservation, and road maintenance/management in mountainous zones during and after highway construction.
Spatially explicit information on tree species composition of managed and natural forests, plantations and urban vegetation provides valuable information for nature conservationists as well as for forest and urban managers and is frequently required over large spatial extents.
