Sentence examples for bare of vegetation from inspiring English sources
At last a valley opened up beneath me, uniformly ocher in color, apparently bare of vegetation.
Synthetic vitamin A sources have become so cheap as to permit the use of 10,000 to 30,000 International Units per day for cattle being fattened for market (finished) in enclosures bare of vegetation (drylots) used for this purpose.
But 8,000 acres of the burned forest was adjacent to the Cheesman Lake reservoir, a major source of water for the Denver area, leaving hillsides bare of vegetation that would normally absorb water from afternoon rainstorms that start this time of year.
The control plot (A) was maintained, bare of vegetation by manual removal of the plant cover and, regular herbicide treatments.
ì The first zone has a convex profile bordered seaward by a trottoir (approx. 3 m wide) that marks the biological sea level and is bare of vegetation.
Losses in spots may be minimised by keeping both the spot area and the duration when the ground is bare of vegetation to a minimum.
Instead, bare branches appeared as woody stands of toothpick-thin skeletons, the way they might in February when they are stripped of vegetation.
Due to overgrazing, the natural vegetation in the northern highlands of Ethiopia has virtually disappeared, leaving degraded communal grazing lands with irregularly spaced trees and shrubs and vast areas of bare lands devoid of vegetation (Nedessa et al. 2005).
The larger part of the lowland areas of Beijing has been either cultivated or occupied by various settlements, and, for the most part, it is bare of any natural vegetation.
However, large areas of forest were destroyed after that period due to over-logging, which resulted in excessive erosion, bare hills, and mountains devoid of vegetation.
Owing to lack of vegetation covering (bare lands) and considerably rill erosion in the parts of the margins of the region (especially in the east and west mountainside borders), these areas have been observed to be lands susceptible to degradation.
