Sentence examples for viable trees from inspiring English sources

8. Convert logged rather than pristine areas into plantations for commercially viable trees.

He told me that cool burns create healthier forests that are full of stronger, more viable trees.

We have never witnessed this, but nomads in the ED sometimes do admit cutting down viable trees when they decide they are "dead", e.g. have exposed roots or no leaves.

Three trainings will convene to focus on three of the most viable tree-crop enterprises including maple syrup, log-grown shiitake mushrooms, and silvopasture (combining livestock with trees).

A blue van coming the other way rolled down the windows and stopped, and the occupants, another group of students, exchanged intelligence about some oak trees on Poland Street; the students were making a list of every viable tree in New Orleans, and their best estimate was that forty thousand had been lost in the storm and flood.

Tapping for the production of frankincense is known to deplete carbon reserves from the tree leading to production of less viable seeds, tree carbon starvation and ultimately tree mortality.

In areas where there is viable undergrowth, trees should be cut when there is snow.

Finally, a higher density SNP platform could be instrumental to implement Genomic Selection in Eucalyptus [ 57] although datapoint costs have to drop by an order of magnitude to become economically viable in tree breeding programs that encompass tens of thousands of samples.

The needle and leaf bark baiting study found no evidence of naturally occurring viable contamination of tree stems by Phytophthora species.

In forests where large-scale natural disturbances are essential for succession and renewal, such as the boreal forests, clear cutting is a viable method of harvesting trees.

In Escolapa, only one of the two living trees produced viable seeds.