Sentence examples for saline swamp from inspiring English sources

Saline swamp soils are common.

Chaetomorpha sp. biomass fluctuated between 9.2 and 162 kg dry weight in a saline swamp, without significant differences among seasons.

The Qaidam Basin is almost entirely an area of interior drainage, with rivers discharging either into Koko Nor or into one of the numerous salt lakes and saline swamps in the basin's central area.

In northern Australia, during the dry season (June to November), populations of brolgas are gregarious and largely occupy a strip of freshwater marshland up to 50 km wide, lying between the coastal hills and the saline mangrove swamps that fringe the sea.

White saline soils and salt swamps are found in the coastal flatlands.

Areas between the channels show a variety of landforms, ranging from brackish water bays and mangrove swamps to saline tidal flats and beach ridges.

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

The northern tip of the swamp obtains continuous source of fresh, saline or brackish water during the south west monsoon and dries up during the summer season.

Remnants of mangrove swamps constitute the main coastal vegetation community, especially in the saline tidal areas of river estuaries.

P. australis is a C3 plant; however on the basis of habitats, four C3 C4 photosynthetic intermediate ecotypes are known, viz., C3, C4 species that evolve in swamp; C3 C4 intermediate ecotype; C3 species that evolve in dry land; and C3 C4 intermediate ecotype in saline environment have been reported by Zheng et al. (2000).

Soils and drinking water are contaminated by saline water injected to maintain pressure of the oil reservoirs, and by the dumping of industrial waste in swamp areas liable to flooding [ 118].