Sentence examples for more vegetation from inspiring English sources

The research dashes hopes that more carbon dioxide emissions might mean more vegetation growth and therefore more carbon removed from the atmosphere.

This vision (called Vital Uplands) proposed that there should be more vegetation in the hills to reduce "the risk of downstream flooding".

The ancestors of the Aborigines were lucky enough to find their way south, where there is more vegetation, and the dingo is a skillful hunter, able to look after itself.

And keeping the megaherbivore populations in check meant that there was more vegetation for small mammals and birds.

But once researchers find the source, they can recommend dust control measures, such as planting more vegetation or building windscreens.

In the meantime, farmers could help by spraying fewer pesticides and herbicides, or by planting more vegetation around streams to reduce the polluted runoff from fields.

In functionally more diverse vegetation, light interception was not increased compared with vegetation consisting of more than 90%% of grasses in terms of biomass.

Possibly more open vegetation (savanna) may stimulate mixed mating systems while selfing may be an ecological response to more closed vegetation types (rainforest).

Vegetational changes in the Late Miocene triggered the advance of savannas and more open vegetation habitats [ 17] providing more opportunities to proliferate.

Denser, more various vegetation -- mesquite, brittlebush, green-barked paloverde trees -- tends to gather around a wash, as do jack rabbits, roadrunners and coyotes.

Eastern buffalo ranchers are firm in their belief that the luxuriant and more nutritious vegetation makes their meat tastier than Western meat.