Definition of Droughtiness. Meaning of Droughtiness. Synonyms of Droughtiness

- thyme species are nectar sources, but wild thyme covers large areas of droughty, rocky soils in southern Europe (both Greece and Malta are especially famous...
- naniyilipata by the Mumirimina, a group of the Oyster Bay (Poredareme) people. Droughty Point was known as trumanyapayna (kangaroo point) as it was a hunting ground...
- extensive, fibrous root system and reduced leaf area. It can be found from droughty, rocky soils with few nutrients to rich alluvial soils with abundant moisture...
- India, ****stan, Nepal and Bhutan, apparently due to endemic malaria and droughty soils. St Kilda Tetepare Island Tibet's upper alpine zone and nival zone...
- rounded and polished. Loess is parent material for an extremely fertile, but droughty soil. Southwestern Wisconsin and parts of the adjacent states of Illinois...
- matter content and good moisture holding capacity of the soil. Lower pH or droughty soil can lead to calcium or magnesium deficiency and internal quality defects...
- slowly. But, broadly, white spruce is able to tolerate considerable droughtiness of sites that are fertile, and no fertile site is too moist unless soil...
- one w**** or more. Summer is warm and either humid and rainy or hot and droughty. Autumn is mild and rainy. The Belgorod reservoirs get covered with ice...
- reaching up to 2 metres (6 ft 7 in) high and appearing in early summer. Under droughty conditions the foliage depreciates. The plant is tap-rooted and resents...
- a few prairie remnants still occur and are mostly limited to the thin, droughty soils of cuesta scarps. Settlements include Gurdon, Prescott, McNab, Ozan...