deplantation (Meaning)
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deplantation (n.)
Act of taking up plants from beds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deplantation
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deplantation Sentence Examples
- The deplantation process involved uprooting the invasive species to restore the natural habitat.
- Deplantation of the old factory site marked the beginning of a new era of redevelopment.
- The deplantation of the area was necessary to make way for the construction of a new highway.
- Environmentalists advocated for the deplantation of non-native trees to protect indigenous flora and fauna.
- The deplantation efforts aimed to remove the weeds choking the growth of native plants.
- Following the deplantation of the contaminated soil, extensive remediation measures were undertaken.
- The deplantation of the overgrown vines allowed sunlight to reach the forest floor, promoting biodiversity.
- Deplantation of the defunct orchard was necessary to revitalize the land for future agricultural use.
- The deplantation project received funding to clear the area affected by the wildfire.
- The success of the deplantation initiative was evident as native species began to thrive once again.
FAQs About the word deplantation
Act of taking up plants from beds.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The deplantation process involved uprooting the invasive species to restore the natural habitat.
Deplantation of the old factory site marked the beginning of a new era of redevelopment.
The deplantation of the area was necessary to make way for the construction of a new highway.
Environmentalists advocated for the deplantation of non-native trees to protect indigenous flora and fauna.
