Sentence examples for upland vegetation from inspiring English sources

Riparian vegetation change was predominantly caused by human land-use impacts (development and agriculture), or vegetation change (native riparian to invasive or upland vegetation types) that likely resulted from flow and disturbance regime alteration.

Using parametric and non-parametric statistical analyses to test relationships, our findings suggest that the fragmentation of upland vegetation and the total amount of riparian vegetation explain the greatest amount of variation in aquatic conditions.

While there is increasing evidence that the amount of land covers (e.g., impervious surface, vegetation) has an impact on instream aquatic conditions, the effect of upland vegetation fragmentation on aquatic conditions requires further study.

Nutrient retention performance was evaluated in three 10 m2 bioretention cells with different vegetation communities: (1) an irrigated wetland vegetation community, (2) an un-irrigated upland vegetation community, and (3) a no-vegetation control.

During five years of recovery from the soil disturbance and upland vegetation removal, wetland species richness gradually increased from 24 to 38 species in the Low Marshes, where waterlogged conditions precluded upland species invasions.

In water-limited climates, this can be sustainably achieved by either: increasing native upland vegetation densities above naturally expected densities, or, by using gray water instead of municipal water sources to irrigate wetland communities through dry summer periods.

The draining of swamps for building purposes and the continuous decrease of upland forest vegetation have increased the danger of floods.

The results from this work show that after ploughing there was an increase of around 50 100 mm in annual streamflow compared with the original upland grassland vegetation.

Tape and compass surveying methods were successfully combined with GPS reference points to construct a detailed (10×10-m 10×10-mion) map of upland topogresolutionvegetation.

These results help frame a management approach for conserving upland areas of vegetation through the use of land use planning techniques.

According to Leary, "[t]he park is a mosaic of upland and wetland vegetation types".