Sentence examples for vegetation yield from inspiring English sources

(4) Sugar beet 1 to sugar beet 25: respectively sugar beet with full irrigation, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30%% of deficit irrigation in establishment, late vegetation, yield formation and ripening stages.

Macroscopic vegetation yields a stronger and more complex signature while the control minerals produce low-levels of circular polarization unrelated to their spectra.

Fire activity (inferred from the frequency of charcoal peaks) averaged 18 fire episodes/1000 years from 3800 to 2125 cal year BP, and increased from 16 fire episodes/1000 years at 2125 cal year BP to 22 episodes/1000 years at 750 cal year BP, a period when the pollen data suggest that steppe vegetation yielded to increasing patches of forest cover.

The 13-18 km buffer region was covered by dense vegetation, and the vegetable yield there continued to increase during the 2002-2005 period.

He says that with stronger protection against birds and rats, as well as effective control of invasive vegetation, his yield could reach four tonnes per hectare of rice.

(3) Maize 1 to maize 31: maize with full irrigation, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30%% of deficit irrigation in establishment, late vegetation, flowering, yield formation and ripening stages.

Farmers had complex understanding of the influence of fire on soils, vegetation, crop yield and soil biota over various lengths of time, which may have been gained through a combination of first-hand experience, interaction with agricultural extension workers, and information gained from other farmers.

For instance, models that allow for vegetation dynamics yield stronger negative feedbacks on atmospheric CO2 rise than those that have static communities (Purves and Pacala 2008).

The derived vegetation maps yielded 8 and 10 classes in the N and S regions, respectively.

The government has adopted policies of afforestation, but some authorities believe that natural vegetation regrowth would yield more speedy and more permanent benefits.

In this paper, the basic challenges and opportunities associated with using forest vegetation growth and yield models and databases in large-scale, long-term forest landscape simulation projects are outlined.