Sentence examples for width of tree from inspiring English sources
When scientists examine the varying width of tree rings, they indeed see a pernicious dry spell gripping the Southwest during the last quarter of the 13th century, around the height of the abandonment.
The width of tree rings increased by 8.7% after ecological water conveyance downstream of Tarim River compared to that when the river water had been cut off.
They compiled 12 Northern Hemisphere temperature records spanning the past millennium that were extracted from climate proxies such as the width of tree rings and the chemical composition of corals.
In some sections where one part of the developing tree ring contained resin ducts and another part was free of them, it became clear that resin ducts generally did not affect the width of tree rings.
This activity forces the students to think about the longevity of species (length of branches), number of branches, and the relationship between diversity and morphological disparity (width of tree) as they relate to the formation of their hypothetical high and low volatility clades.
If you know the average annual width of tree ring for that species, you can multiply it by the diameter of the trunk to estimate the tree's age.
The width of trees increases partly by cell division and enlargement of secondary meristematic tissue below the bark.
The mean width of tree-rings for the larch was 1.72 mm ± 1.45 (SD) and 0.26 (SE) compared to 1.18 mm ± 0.8 (SD) and 0.17 (SE) for the young birches (average age of 30 years) and 1.03 mm ± 0.74 (SD) and 0.18 (SE) for the old birch trees (average age of 72 years) (Gradel et al. 2017).
Once the height and crown width of trees are detected, they can be used to estimate aboveground biomass of individual trees using allometric equations (Jucker et al. 2016) and these biomasses summed to give stand biomass.
Particularly, the mean tree-ring width of trees on the NE aspect was approximately 40%% higher than on the SW, while the mean annual density was only 1%% higher than on the SW exposed slope (Fig. 2).
Widths of tree rings indicate rainfall, and thus, climate.
