Sentences with phrase «in young saplings»
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Mainly, other Atheistic trees around this young atheistic sapling of a tree might be in the way and thusly the older trees diminishes the light needed for this Atheistic sapling's nourishment, The Atheistically young sapling of a tree tends to be needful of Light so this Atheistic sapling extends its» reach higher committing its» trunk to weaken.
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Some of them are essential for young saplings as they establish themselves in the forest.
Although things were not this bad at the shack, Leopold noted ongoing plant damage caused by deer, which in the absence of wolves calmly stood their ground and browsed young saplings down to nothing.
A while ago, I planted two young spruces along a wooded path to my cabin in Minnesota — a sapling 3 feet tall and the other, a foot and a half.
Word play and language remain integral ingredients in, If Only, 2004 - a phrase of conditional optimism that can also be taken from the French word for bottle rack, If, which can be derived from the history of the peg, an object that began life as a young sapling branch of a Yew tree.
Penone meticulously carves back the bark and outer layers of seemingly mundane pieces of wood along the growth lines in order to reveal and expose the various knots that once formed the saplings and branches, a subtractive process that yields a younger version of the tree contained within the beam.
Ranches varied in the amount and variety of wildland - from having only five species of mostly very young trees, to having 18 different species of tree, ranging from saplings to established, closed canopy forest.
Reindeer herding in the Siberian tundra, will also tend to affect the forest, so that e.g. younger saplings are killed allowing mature trees to grow, whereas when grazers are not protected by humans, the balance in the ecology is different as the herds are graze only where they are safer from attack.
In many forests, these fallen trees actually become «nurse logs» — foundations from which young saplings grow.