Sentence examples for saline coasts from inspiring English sources

Hilman cites rice varieties, for example, that can grow everywhere, from forest shade and swamps to inland lakes and saline coasts.

Barut 2015 Coastal karst aquifer, Mandalia Bay (southeastern Aegean Sea coasts) Saline water intrusion 18. Surinaidu 2016 Central Godavari delta, India Seawater intrusion, dissolution of evaporites in the groundwater and ion exchange process 19.

Type of aquifer is fairly thick discontinuous confined fresh groundwater overlaid by saline water towards the coast with the water level ranged from 1 m to 8 m.

Halophytic (salt-tolerant) vegetation is common in alkaline and saline soil areas along the coasts of the Bo Hai and southern Shandong near the Jiangsu border.

Salcrusts (salt crusts) form in depressions along desert coasts or wherever saline groundwater emerges, but unless they crystallize into rock salt these crusts also lack resistance to erosion and can be ephemeral.

Soil salinity, sodicity and saline groundwater are major constraints to the cultivation of landscape plants along oceanic coasts.

Larger saline lakes occur along the coast.

The results provide theoretical and technological guidance for salt leaching and landscaping of highly saline lands located along the coast of the Pacific Ocean.

National Grid is currently pursuing plans to develop a pipeline system in the North Yorkshire and Humber areas of the United Kingdom (UK) to transport dense phase carbon dioxide (CO2) from a major industrial emitter to a saline aquifer off the Yorkshire coast.

To build a realistic numerical model for subsequent flow simulations, we use the properties of a hot saline aquifer in the GOM coast of Louisiana suitable for heat extraction.

Coconuts, however, tolerate saline soil conditions near tropical saltwater coasts.