living vegetation造句

• So little moisture fell that even living vegetation will ignite easily.
• Five Blues lake is surrounded by deciduous forest and lime-living vegetation.
• :: : : I think that brush clearing might well involve removing live vegetation.
• He found his mattresses growing like living vegetation.
• Murdering living vegetation is as much a form of predation as any other . . . . 
• Pockets of live vegetation dot the otherwise black-and-white landscape, places randomly spared by arbitrary shifts of wind and fire.
• All off-road motorized vehicles and any cutting of live vegetation or camping near roads ( aside from Red Creek Campground ) are forbidden.
• "Verticillium albo-altrum ", " Verticilium dahliae " and " V . longisporum " can overwinter as melanized mycelium or microsclerotia within live vegetation or plant debris.
• "' Green Roof Tax Credit "': Grants a 50 percent tax credit to homeowners whose roofs support living vegetation and include synthetic, waterproof membranes, draining layers, soil layers, and lightweight medium plants.
• "When you get the very low humidity down to 7 or 8 percent, even the green, live vegetation burns, " said Mark Struble, a fire information officer for the Bureau of Land Management.
• The shopping center officially opened on August 13, 1980 featuring a New York City theme with a round black station clock, living vegetation below a series of atriums, and several distinctive wishing fountains.
• Fire officials cite brush moisture levels of 70 percent and dropping-- now a third below normal and soon dropping to the point where live vegetation will burn as brightly as dead fuel, fire officials said.
• However, this assumption was examined by Bush and Small in 1987 and they found that the burning of live vegetation could only conceivably contribute very slightly to the estimated total " nonurban smoke production ".
• The residual biomass of snags reduces disturbance stress and provides for the rapid proliferation of new life For example, seed banks and live vegetation tissue gives rise to dense forb cover, abundant grasses, and shrubs  especially nitrogen fixers ( e . g ., Ceanothus spp . ) and fireweed, arrive by wind or animal dispersed seed.