biogeoclimatic造句

• On average, the CWH is the rainiest biogeoclimatic zone in British Columbia.
• This area lies within the coastal western hemlock ( CWH ) biogeoclimatic zone.
• The location is in a transition zone between the biogeoclimatic zones in evidence.
• Powell River is situated within a temperate rainforest, Coastal Western Hemlock biogeoclimatic zone.
• Biogeoclimatic zones can be further divided into subzones, of which this park contains three.
• It is in the Boreal White and Black Spruce biogeoclimatic zone within the Peace Lowlands ecosection.
• The Goat River and adjacent valleys are covered by predominantly coniferous forests, falling into four of British Columbia's biogeoclimatic zones.
• The park preserves the peninsula s pristine wilderness landscape, which contains the Refugium Range of the Vancouver Island Ranges and Coastal Western Hemlock biogeoclimatic zone.
• Exposure of aboriginal Canadians occurs remarkably far north in Quebec, but has not been reported in similar boreal biogeoclimatic zones in many other parts of Canada.
• West Thurlow Island lies within the Coastal Western Hemlock biogeoclimatic zone, and its forests consists mostly of western hemlock, Douglas fir and western red cedar.
• While " Armillaria ostoyae " is distributed throughout the different biogeoclimatic zones of British Columbia, the root disease causes the greatest amount of problem in the interior parts of the region in the Interior Cedar Hemlock ( ICH ) biogeoclimatic zone.
• While " Armillaria ostoyae " is distributed throughout the different biogeoclimatic zones of British Columbia, the root disease causes the greatest amount of problem in the interior parts of the region in the Interior Cedar Hemlock ( ICH ) biogeoclimatic zone.
• This biogeoclimatic zone, called the Boreal White and Black Spruce Zone, begins on the northern end of the Rockies and stretches into Alberta and the NRRD . Here, mean annual temperatures have ranged between-2.9 and 2 癈 with annual precipitation averages between 330 and 570 mm.
• The tallest tree, a Douglas-fir just off the Valley Mist trail is an impressive 70.9 metres tall, and is the tallest tree in the municipality of North Saanich ( the runner up is 69.9 metres tall, very close by . ) 73 % of Vancouver Island's productive old-growth forests have been logged, 87 % on southern Vancouver Island, and "'99 % "'of the coastal douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone ( see Biogeoclimatic zones of British Columbia . ) This species of douglas-fir, is currently the second tallest tree in Canada ( 93.27 metres, after a 96-metre sitka spruce, the Carmanah Giant . ) The douglas-fir used to be the second tallest tree in the world, taller than the redwoods, only over-passed by the mountain ash of Australia, which exceeded 150 metres tall ( one douglas-fir reached a record height of " just " 126.5 metres, which is still almost 13 10-metre diving boards ).
• The tallest tree, a Douglas-fir just off the Valley Mist trail is an impressive 70.9 metres tall, and is the tallest tree in the municipality of North Saanich ( the runner up is 69.9 metres tall, very close by . ) 73 % of Vancouver Island's productive old-growth forests have been logged, 87 % on southern Vancouver Island, and "'99 % "'of the coastal douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone ( see Biogeoclimatic zones of British Columbia . ) This species of douglas-fir, is currently the second tallest tree in Canada ( 93.27 metres, after a 96-metre sitka spruce, the Carmanah Giant . ) The douglas-fir used to be the second tallest tree in the world, taller than the redwoods, only over-passed by the mountain ash of Australia, which exceeded 150 metres tall ( one douglas-fir reached a record height of " just " 126.5 metres, which is still almost 13 10-metre diving boards ).