Meanings of understory in anglès

These monocultures also create poor diversity in the understory and produce dry fruit.

There is now an eight-decade gap in this old forest's understory.

Then came water-clear downfalls that quickly covered the understory, crackled and snapped beneath every footstep.

It's a small, insect-eating bat that hunts within the vegetation of the dense rainforest understory.

Cypresses, boxwoods, and flowering shrubs formed a wet understory.

Instead, three sinuous shapes stalked from the understory.

Supercolony patrolled, as no ordinary anthill colony ever had, the sparse understory of shrubs and high perennials.

Selection cutting here would save for future use only such understory of shade-bearing species as may exist.

Leaves growing in the forest understory usually present a decreased mesophyll conductance (gm) and photosynthetic capacity.

The space under a shrub is valuable, the shrub providing cover, the understory support in a dull moment.

However, other variables describing habitat complexity-canopy cover and understory stem density-were equally important occurrence predictors for most taxa.

They were in a picketwood area, so the understory was mostly open, without a great deal of scrub growth.

The competition stress of F. mandshurica was mainly affected by P. koraiensis and other species in secondary canopy or understory.

Below them, another understory of swift insect eaters rushes closer to the dangerous human activity of rushing bodies and machines.

Whenever the trail petered out, they pushed their way through the thick understory along the watercourse as best they could.

Compared with understory wild ginseng, farmland cultivated ginseng had a lower abundance of symbiotrophs and a higher abundance of saprotrophs.