Sentence examples for vegetation depleted from inspiring English sources

In one chamber, CO2-enriched air was introduced at the chamber entrance, and photosynthesis by the enclosed vegetation depleted the air of CO2 as it transited the length of the chamber.

First, soils in roadsides are seldom disturbed, while other land uses undergo transformations and replacement of vegetation by structures or other vegetation, which depletes SOC.

The land consists mainly of sandy soils; most of the natural vegetation has been depleted.

Grazing within fences likely depleted vegetation biomass, and the introduction of agronomic grasses to supply fodder for sheep was a common practice in the region (White 1980).

Grazing starts from July or August, after the crop residues and fallow vegetation have been depleted.

The vegetation has been extensively depleted by the introduction of red deer, chamois, and goats.

Overgrazing and desertification have depleted the vegetation of the pasture lands, making it difficult for livestock to get the nourishment they need to survive the increasingly harsh winters.

Most of Sri Lanka's climax vegetation cover has been heavily depleted by extensive clearing of forests for settlements, extraction of timber, and agriculture.

Warmer air and less snowmelt would mean a much warmer river and depleted soil moisture in summer, which would stress forest vegetation.

Vegetation δN values tend to parallel those in the soil and litter across multiple sites and are typically slightly depleted in δN relative to the soil source [ 22, 23].

Despite cultural collapses in the region after European contact, continued depleted δ13C values of the soil organic matter up to the modern day demonstrate the lasting impacts of anthropogenic inputs on vegetation succession.