Sentence examples for minimal vegetation from inspiring English sources
The acquisition was carried out in a moment of minimal vegetation luxuriance (March 2011), in order to minimize ground cover.
All the peoples of the North American Desert, whatever their origin, have their lives molded by the basic and all-pervading lack of water and minimal vegetation cover.
For instance, red howler monkeys in the central Amazonian basin defecate in specific places that have minimal vegetation around.
After the repeat catastrophic fire event, the burn scar transitioned to standing water and marsh, which has started to show minimal vegetation growth, but no Atlantic white cedar regrowth.
In regions with minimal vegetation, such as coastal and desert areas, transverse sand dunes orient themselves perpendicular to the prevailing wind direction, while longitudinal dunes orient themselves parallel to the prevailing winds.
Therefore, its contribution is minimal for vegetation dynamics in the study area.
The park agency imposed hundreds of conditions on the project, including an earth-hued color scheme, minimal clearing of vegetation and downcast lighting (to avoid light pollution).
One key way that homeowners can reduce the risk, according to FEMA, is to ensure that homes within a wildfire zone have a minimal amount of vegetation within about 30 feet.
To be eligible to synchrotron-radiation UV fluorescence microspectroscopic studies, antibiotics should emit fluorescence light after excitation between 200 and 400 nm, with minimal interference with vegetation autofluorence emission spectra.
Other studies have also found a minimal effect of vegetation on water capture over and above that of the growing medium [27] and our results suggest that low-diversity canopies prevent evaporation, reducing the amount of water that can be captured in subsequent rain events (Fig. 2)(Table S1), presumably by shading the surface of the growing medium [32].
We present a minimal spatial model of vegetation carbon, soil carbon and soil water storage and the exchange of energy, water and carbon with the atmosphere.
