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Drylands are
defined by a
scarcity of water.
Drylands are
zones where precipitation is
balanced by
evaporation from
surfaces and by
transpiration by plants...
- Look up
dryland in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Drylands are
ecoregions marked by
aridity and low or
unpredictable precipitation. Dry land is a figure...
- non-irrigated
cultivation of crops.
Dryland farming is ****ociated with
drylands,
areas characterized by a cool wet
season (which
charges the soil with...
- www.un.org.
Retrieved 11
September 2023.
Poverty and the
Drylands undp.org
Global Drylands Report unemg.org 2018 "Desertification". pubs.usgs.gov. Retrieved...
- one-third of the world's po****tion live in
drylands,
which make up
roughly 40% of the Earth's land surface.
Drylands face many
agricultural and
water challenges...
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Dryland salinity is a
natural process for soil, just like
other processes such as wind erosion.
Salinity degrades land by an
increase in soil salt concentration...
- have been
called by many
local names; some of the more
colorful include dryland fish,
because when
sliced lengthwise then
breaded and fried,
their outline...
- "Mel Parsons:
Drylands (Border)". Elsewhere.
Retrieved 21
April 2019. "
Drylands - Mel Parsons". AllMusic.
Retrieved 9
February 2017. "
Drylands by Mel Parsons"...
- a
description of "
drylands" see biomes. "Austlit -
Drylands by Thea Astley". Austlit.
Retrieved 12 July 2023. "Austlit -
Drylands - Awards". Austlit...
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Amphisbaena xera,
known commonly as the dry worm lizard,
Puerto Rican dryland worm lizard, or the
North American worm lizard, is a worm
lizard species...
