marshland造句

A raised roadway, as across water or marshland.

Cranberry bogs consume lots of space in the marshland.

It is this holy light which enables us to break out of the marshland of materialism.

Their habitat is shrinking as massive developments, deforestation, and rising sea levels threaten the Kushiro marshland.

Satellite image of drained areas (grey) amongst marshland (dark red) around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Iraq.

The farm is incredible, with hundreds of miles of flooded canals and thick marshland, teeming with life.

Rocky beaches and marshland, though, will have more places where oil can hide from a hurricane, said Masters.

Any of various water birds of the family Rallidae, as the gallinule, rail, or coot, that inhabit marshland.

But to Daniel Ortega, who in a year's time plans to seek a third, unconstitutional, term as President of Nicaragua, the sticky marshland is proving useful.

Objective To evaluate the eff ec tof infected snail control with the intervention of health education and cattle supervising in marshland.

Cranberry bogs consume lots of space in the marshland. According to statistics, yearly output yield of cranberries is something around 600 kilos per hectare.

Limited by spectrum resolution and spatial resolution, we were only able to derive the categories of river, flood plain, lake, paddy field, swamp, grass marshland and morass from rs images.

Objective To explore the relationship between the snail distribution in marshland and the change of water level in Poyang Lake region and provide the scientific basis for snail control ecologically.

One approach might be to encourage uses of marshland that do not desiccate the peat—for example, growing moisture-loving rubber trees rather than oil palms, which need dry soils.