Sentence examples for stream edges from inspiring English sources

Ecology: Wet meadows, stream edges; Elevation: 200--1800 m.

Ecology: Vernal pools, stream edges; Elevation: < 800 m.

Dynamic contact lines are handled by assuming the existence of a thin precursor film near the stream edges.

Replacing barren stream edges with more natural alternatives such as vegetated buffers can improve the visual appeal, environmental services, and ecological health of these ecosystems.

However, the inherent cyclical nature of planted forests in New Zealand can result in adverse changes in water quality at certain points during a rotation, particularly when clear-cut harvesting up to stream edges.

In addition, numerous check marks (e.g., fences, stream edges, tracks, roads, quarries, trigonometric survey points) identified on the aerial photography were also present on both the base map and the forest compartment maps.

We also asked how these disturbance response relationships vary from stream edge to uplands.

Poverty Creek is a meandering stream, edged by wetlands and shaded by Appalachian hardwood, that flows southwest from the continental divide just outside of Blacksburg, Virginia.

The main difference between these landforms was that the colluvial fill lower sloped meta-sediments had sodic, low permeability soils near the stream edge.

By contrast, over 48 d, glycine addition led to no net C mineralization in all soils except stream edge and lake shore soils, indicating either substantial assimilation of the added C (and N), or no detectable utilization of the glycine.

Animals deployed during pesticide application had altered enzyme activity, depressed feeding rate and reduced survival, but these effects were only observed where pesticide was sprayed to the stream edge.