alluvia (Meaning)

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alluvia (pl.)

of Alluvium

The geologist discovered rich alluvia deposits along the riverbank, indicating potential for valuable minerals.
The fertile soil in the valley was a result of centuries of accumulation of alluvia brought by periodic flooding.
The alluvia fields near the delta supported lush vegetation, creating a biodiverse ecosystem.
Miners eagerly explored the riverbed for alluvia, hoping to uncover precious gemstones hidden beneath the surface.
The floodplain displayed a mosaic of colors due to the various alluvia sediments deposited over time.
The agricultural success of the region was attributed to the nutrient-rich alluvia carried by the river during floods.
The study of alluvia patterns helped scientists understand the dynamic processes shaping the landscape.
The river carried a diverse mix of alluvia, contributing to the mosaic of rocks and pebbles on its bed.
Farmers appreciated the alluvia deposits left by seasonal floods, as they enhanced the fertility of their fields.
Environmentalists monitored the impact of human activities on river systems to protect the delicate balance of alluvia ecosystems.

of Alluvium

detritus, molds,sediments, colluviums, loesses, colluvia, marls, silts,shingles, gucks

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The geologist discovered rich alluvia deposits along the riverbank, indicating potential for valuable minerals.

The fertile soil in the valley was a result of centuries of accumulation of alluvia brought by periodic flooding.

The alluvia fields near the delta supported lush vegetation, creating a biodiverse ecosystem.

Miners eagerly explored the riverbed for alluvia, hoping to uncover precious gemstones hidden beneath the surface.