Sentence examples for wetlands character from inspiring English sources

"She was so unashamed to the point of being proud," Pomeroy said of the primary Wetlands character, Helen.

We observed a dramatic turnover of dominant species during the first four years and substantial changes in wetland character of the vegetation in response to drier site conditions.

When considering wetland type, the coastal marine wetland and the freshwater wetland had very different physiochemical characteristics (Table  1).

Marshes and coastal inlets feature in paintings by Janet Jennings and Joan Branca, who like to play off the opacity of wetland foliage against the water's reflective character.

Such a finding is important as introduced fish have been identified by the Australian Federal Government as a key threat to the ecological character of the Vasse-Wonnerup Wetland System (Australian Government 2011).

Hydrological processes maintain wetlands, whose position in the landscape determines their character and possible response to climate change.

The model is constructed to reflect the main characters of wetland vegetation, observations of which are used for a thorough quantitative validation.

The ecological characteristics of wetlands that ant mounds wide occurrence were also investigated, including soil type, hydrology characters and plant composition.

With this in mind, critics have asked what practical help a book like "Wetlands" can offer, and even whether, by hyper-sexualizing the main character, it represents an all-too-familiar commercial ploy rather than a step forward.

A first-order approximation of future vegetation within a former reservoir pool can be obtained by considering topography of the new surface in relation to the new water surfaces; substrate characteristics; the pre-dam vegetation and its character as pre-upland or pre-riparian; and typical wetland, riparian, and upland vegetation communities in the region (Shafroth et al. 2002).

Part of the land is protected wetlands.