Vegetation

The rocks are almost devoid of vegetation.

My grandmother has a lot of vegetation that grows spontaneously.

There were only a few patches of vegetation near the river.

They are largely barren, with sparse vegetation of bushes and some trees.

The fossilized pollen was not of savanna vegetation.

At higher concentrations they cause extensive damage to vegetation.

After the earthquake, very little vegetation was able to survive on the Homer Spit.

As a subtropical tropical island, Taiwan usually covers with wetness and green.

And what makes it interesting is that the island right now is just a piece of desert. It has no vegetation.

There is low but abundant vegetation, consisting of mosses, lichens, liverworts, ferns, grasses, sedges, and crowberry.

The more vegetation we lose, the more that's likely to exacerbate climate change and lead to further desertification.

Scatterometer backscatter data are applied to the study of vegetation, soil moisture, polar ice, tracking Antarctic icebergs and global change.

In Arabuko Sokoke (Kenya), they are most often trapped within Cynometra vegetation, especially on red soil .

Primarily a frugivore (fruit eating), this monkey also eats vegetation, insects, nectar, and even other small mammals and birds when fruit is scarce.

As a result of this intense Allied bombardment, Cézembre's landscape is barren and pitted, although natural vegetation is returning.

Following these observations, it was a long held belief that Mars contained vast seas and vegetation.

And certainly lots of people have taken to heart this idea that a sustainable city is covered in greenery.

Handroanthus albus, the Golden Trumpet Tree, is a tree with yellow flowers native to the Cerrado (tropical savannas) of Brazil, where it is known as .

And the good land its vegetation comes forth by the leave of its Lord, and the corrupt it comes forth but scantily.

And a good land its herbage cometh forth by the command of its Lord and that which is vile, it cometh forth only scantily.

The vegetation of a good land comes forth (easily) by the Permission of its Lord, and that which is bad, brings forth nothing but a little with difficulty.

As for the good land, it yields its produce by the leave of its Lord. But as for the bad, it produces nothing but hardship and misery.

As for the good land, vegetation comes forth in abundance by the command of its Lord, whereas from the bad land, only poor vegetation comes forth.

As for the good land, its vegetation cometh forth by permission of its Lord while as for that which is bad, only the useless cometh forth (from it).

The good land its vegetation comes out by the permission of its Lord, and as for that which is bad, it does not come out except sparsely.

Good land yields its vegetation by the permission of its Lord. While the corrupted yields only the scanty.

And the good land its vegetation emerges by permission of its Lord but that which is bad nothing emerges except sparsely, with difficulty.

A good land produces plants, by the permission of its Lord, but a wicked land produces only miserable, bitter plants.

Vegetation comes out of good land in abundance by the will of its Lord, but out of bad land only scantily.

He causes the grass to grow for the livestock, and plants for man to cultivate, that he may bring forth food out of the earth

He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man that he may bring forth food out of the earth

And there is an automatic irrigation system that makes sure that this sort of landscape of gardens, in one or two years it will sort of transform into a Cambodian temple ruin, completely covered in green.

It is like rain so pleasing to the cultivator for his vegetation which sprouts and swells, and then begins to wither, and you see it turn to yellow and reduced to chaff.

It is as a rain whose vegetation pleases the unbelievers then it withers, and thou seest it turning yellow, then it becomes broken orts.

It is like a rainfall that produces plants, and delights the disbelievers. But then it withers, and you see it yellowing, and then it becomes debris.

Its likeness is that of rain when it produces vegetation it delights the tillers. But then it withers and you see it turn yellow, and then it crumbles away.

It is like rain whose vegetation pleases the unbelievers, but then it withers and turns yellow, becoming broken stubble.

It is like the rain which produces plants that are attractive to the unbelievers. These plants flourish, turn yellow, and then become crushed bits of straw.

It is like the growth of vegetation after the rain, which delights the planter, but which then withers away, turns yellow and becomes worthless stubble.

Here is a similitude How rain and the growth which it brings forth, delight (the hearts of) the tillers soon it withers thou wilt see it grow yellow then it becomes dry and crumbles away. But in the Hereafter is a Penalty severe (for the devotees of wrong).

Assessment of air to soil transfer and of the various deposition mechanisms to vegetation (wet, dry particle, and dry gaseous)

Then the earth s vegetation mingles with it. Then it becomes chaff, scattered by the wind.

It is like water We have sent down from the sky with which the plants of the earth mingle, and in the morning it is straw the wind scatters.

It is like the vegetation of the earth that thrives when watered by the rain, which We send down from the sky, and then it all becomes stubble which the wind blows away.