Sentence examples for thick ground from inspiring English sources
Azaleas are shallow-rooted shrubs that regenerate by putting out shoots from the base of the plant, so a mulch of oak leaves, rather than ivy or any other thick ground cover, is much more to their liking.
"To me, it's a menace, but I have respect for it," Mr. Mycka said last week, as he painted Vine-X, which contains triclopyr, a systemic herbicide, on a poison ivy plant growing in a thick ground cover beneath spruce trees.
Despite the presence of a thick ground, the canvas surface is not completely smooth.
Willow warblers nest in thick ground vegetation, often among bracken or bramble clumps and are our most common summer visitors with over two million breeding pairs.
The forests in the study area have thick ground organic layers which usually consist of litter, lichen, mosses, and ground layers [32].
On the other hand, seedling recruitment was poorer in the higher altitude forests due to the thick ground cover of leaf litter (mainly in coniferous forests).
The California Public Utilities Commission issued a $1.5 million grant to improve forecasts of San Diego's ever-changing coastal fog, and the California Energy Commission gave $1 million to help Professor Coimbra develop an accurate model of the thick, ground-clinging fog of the Central Valley.
It has been reported that soil drainage condition affects fire frequency and severity [4, 5], vegetation recovery [6], and rates of organic matter decomposition [7] in the boreal region where thicker ground layer and higher soil C stocks are usually associated with poorer drained soils [4, 5].
It has been reported that soil drainage condition affects fire frequency and severity [ 4, 5], vegetation recovery [ 6], and rates of organic matter decomposition [ 7] in the boreal region where thicker ground layer and higher soil C stocks are usually associated with poorer drained soils [ 4, 5].
A 1.5-μm thick aluminum ground layer is deposited on the silicon nitride film by sputtering and dry etched to provide a ground plane for RF shielding and to form wire bonding pads of DC electrodes (Figure 6(b)).
Gina Marie's was so thick with ground meats and vegetables that it could have been eaten with a fork.
