If conditions are favorable, this step can be realized one or two years after the planting of pioneer species. |
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Ngar said authorities in the past introduced pioneer species such as acacias and eucalypts that adapted quickly to badly eroded areas on barren land. |
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High severity fire removed all bryophytes and only pioneer species were present 2 years later. |
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Alders are pioneer species that occur in areas that are reverting back to forest. |
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It behaves as a pioneer species and is found in degraded scrublands and forests margins. |
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To the south, along County Road 2 the vegetation is a mixture of shrubs and pioneer species of Trembling Aspen and White Birch. |
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Create a model that illustrates various stages of succession from pioneer species to a climax community. |
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They are pioneer species, preceding and preparing the way for other commercially harvested trees. |
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Quick starters' are preferable for this and most of these are ecological pioneer species, rather than members of climax communities. |
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They are a pioneer species – they chased the retreating ice northwards after the last great glaciation and are our oldest species. |
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By using a pioneer species such as poplar, the forest cover develops more rapidly. |
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Typically it is the pioneer species that grow back on clearcuts. |
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Rotting seaweed, brought in by storm waves adds nutrients to allow pioneer species to colonize the dune. |
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These pioneer species are marram grass, sea wort grass and other sea grasses in the United Kingdom. |
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Lichens are pioneer species, among the first living things to grow on bare rock or areas denuded of life by a disaster. |
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Our kapok, a pioneer species, is the tallest tree in the biome. |
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At one extreme are fast-growing pioneer species such as balsa or cecropia. |
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Early pioneer species, like sideoats grama and green sprangletop, began sprouting, enriching the soil and providing a bit of shade for later species, like Indiangrass and big bluestem. |
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We should concentrate on the implementation of pioneer species in cities, but that practice is road blocked by the conventional pestfree street tree lists of Urban Forestry departments. |
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The change may be slow and difficult to perceive over short periods of time, such as in the establishment of pioneer species such as mosses and lichens in a mined-over area, or it may be rapid as in the case of a forest fire. |
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The nominated site is interesting in that endemic species are the principal pioneer species in the process of colonisation, re-colonisation and ecological succession on both the natural areas of lava and the abandoned fields. |
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This sun-loving pioneer species, Salix bebbiana, thrives in moist soil conditions, but can also handle the heavy pounding of small feet on school grounds. |
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Thus, when the mean interval between forest fires is shorter than the pioneer species longevity, the landscape will be dominated by even-aged stands and few changes will occur in the canopy. |
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Thus if fire frequency is high, the landscape will be dominated by pioneer species, principally intolerant hardwoods, whereas as fires become less frequent, later successional conifers become more abundant. |
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Such cuts promote the growth of trembling aspen and other pioneer species, which are not very shade tolerant, to the detriment of species in the original stand. |
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This is therefore a pioneer species that colonizes depleted environments. |
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They are regarded as pioneer species, rapidly colonising open ground especially in secondary successional sequences following a disturbance or fire. |
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