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Definition of «vegetation»

The term vegetation refers to all plant life, including trees, grasses, and other plants that grow in a particular area. It can also refer to the growth or state of development of an organism or group of organisms. In ecology, it is used to describe the complex of plant life in a specific region, as well as the physical features of the land itself, such as terrain and topography that influence the distribution and abundance of plants.

Usage examples

  1. The national park is home to a diverse range of vegetation, including lush forests, towering trees, and vibrant wildflowers.
  2. The construction project aims to preserve the surrounding vegetation by implementing sustainable practices and minimizing the impact on the environment.
  3. The botanist studied the local vegetation and identified several rare species that were previously unknown to exist in the region.
  4. The dry climate and limited rainfall contribute to the sparse vegetation in the desert, with only a few types of hardy plants able to survive.
  5. The expansion of agriculture has caused the destruction of large areas of natural vegetation, leading to habitat loss for countless species.

Phrases with «vegetation»

Sentences with «vegetation»

  • Researchers have developed a numerical model that was able to verify the effects on passive cooling of buildings caused by the density variation of vegetation of green roofs. (sciencedaily.com)
  • This caused a rapid increase in vegetation in 2011, which the team thought might have a significant effect on carbon uptake. (eos.org)
  • The darker green areas along the river are the only lush vegetation in the picture. (newscientist.com)
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