Sentence examples for edge of rivers from inspiring English sources

Persicaria, a clad in Polygonaceae containing approximately 120 species, grows on the edge of rivers, canals, lakes, and besides the road of tropical and sub-tropical countries of Asia [1].

But instead of going out to sea on boats, or even sitting on the edge of rivers or piers like their ancestors did, many Taiwanese city dwellers are now fishing for shrimp from indoor pools in restaurants that let them catch their own meal and cook it themselves.

Species that require the latter are eurytopic species that also inhabit ephemeral waters, such as ponds at the edge of rivers and creeks, which are only filled after heavy rainfall.

Agricultural communities began to flourish between 8000 and 7000 bp in China, some relying on dry field production and others dependent on the annual rise and fall of water levels along the edges of rivers, lakes, and marshes in the Yangtze River (Chang Jiang) basin.

The traps were placed about 1 km away from villages in locations where rodents were most likely found, such as the edges of rivers and roads, on ridges and in yards.

Early fungi may have moved onto "land" by first living in microbial slime, with mats of streptophyte algae in soil near fresh-water habitats at the edges of rivers or ponds (Gingras et al. 2011; Beraldi-Campesi 2013).

Many very old bottles have been found intact along the edges of rivers.

Often, they live right on the edge of the rivers or canals in homes built from whatever materials they could find.

I noticed that the fields also reached right down to the edge of the rivers, but when I asked about the condition of the waterways, I was told that there was no pollution in North Korea.

He named Cape Disappointment for the non-existent river, not realizing the cape marks the northern edge of the river's mouth.

Two transects along the lower terrace, one midway between the facility and river just downgradient of the pond and one along the edge of the river, give the appearance that the plume has strongly attenuated.