- bird abundance.
Revegetation plans, therefore, need to
consider how the
revegetated sites are
connected with
existing habitat patches.
Revegetation in agricultural...
- a
radial drainage pattern on the mountain, and
dense forests began to
revegetate the
barren landscape. It is
estimated that
about 720
years was required...
- It
tolerates acid
soils and thin,
infertile soils. It can be used to
revegetate reclaimed land such as mine spoils. The
cultivar 'Tioga' has been available...
-
urban wildlife. The city and its
residents have
initiatives underway to
revegetate the Long
Beach stretch of the Los
Angeles River with
indigenous plants...
-
around the world.
Irrigation helps to grow crops,
maintain landscapes, and
revegetate disturbed soils in dry
areas and
during times of below-average rainfall...
-
palatable graze for
animals and a
groundcover to
reduce erosion and
quickly revegetate denuded soil. It is
tolerant of
moderately saline and
alkaline soils and...
- form peat as its
rhizome system decomposes, and is
sometimes used to
revegetate areas where peat has been harvested. Lansdown, R.V. (2016). "Carex aquatilis"...
-
Appreciating the
Natural Environment.
Since 1988 they have met
monthly to
revegetate the
reserve in an
effort to
bring it back to its
original state. They...
-
economic recovery to
impoverished mountain villages and has
helped to
revegetate deforested hillsides. Demand,
while still strong, is
shrinking over time...
- pods of
small bean-like seeds. It can be used as a
pioneer species to
revegetate bare or
disturbed ground and is
often the
first species to
invade a receding...
