Sentence examples for scrub landscape from inspiring English sources

The companionable flicker of the cottonwoods soon disappears, replaced by a grittier scrub landscape.

The most common soil types in the Catalina CZO include Entisols (e.g., Torriorthents) in the desert scrub landscape as well as Mollisols and Entisols (e.g., Haplustolls, Ustorthents) in the mixed conifer forest67.

Many mornings, Dr. Asefi can be found at the National Gallery here, gently scrubbing landscapes and portraits he painted years ago.

"If we manage those floodplains in a different way, particularly by roughening them up - patches that are not farmed grassland - but are given over to developing scrub landscapes and more natural floodplain vegetation then they will act as buffers to slow the flood down," he told BBC News.

It begins in its familiar way with the Italian Marxist, Antonio Gramsci, who, after realising that open calls to revolution were falling on deaf ears in the west, argued that Marxists, in Uhlmann's words, should seek the "commanding heights of the bureaucracy, universities and the media", and "scrub the landscape clean of Western values".

An entire country, New Zealand, has decided to scrub from its lush landscape every last feral cat, along with other small invasive species.

Vegetation patterns of mangroves in the Florida Coastal Everglades (FCE) result from the interaction of environmental gradients and natural disturbances (i.e., hurricanes), creating an array of distinct riverine and scrub mangroves across the landscape.

Would it not be reasonable to scrub it from the landscape, remove the very thought of what it represents from our minds, recognize it as the cemetery it is, then grass it over and leave the dead to rest in peace?

In Provence, the highest occurrence probability for this species was found in patchy landscapes and scrub and/or herbaceous vegetation.

With one group scrubbed from the landscape, their precious cultivable lands would have been up for grabs.

The Trans-Indus plains, west of the Indus River, comprise the hill-girt plateaus of the Vale of Peshawar and of Kohat and Bannu, all of which are oases in the arid, scrub-covered landscape of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.