hydric (Meaning)
Wordnet
hydric (a)
having or characterized by excessive moisture
Webster
hydric (a.)
Pertaining to, or containing, hydrogen; as, hydric oxide.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hydric
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hydric Sentence Examples
- The hydric soils in the wetlands support a diverse array of plant life.
- Hydric conditions, characterized by prolonged soil saturation, favor the growth of certain aquatic species.
- Farmers implement hydric management practices to improve soil moisture levels in drought-prone areas.
- Hydric zones regulate water flow and provide habitats for wildlife in ecosystems.
- Scientists study hydric processes to understand the impact of climate change on water resources.
- Hydric soils are important for carbon sequestration, helping to mitigate climate change.
- The presence of hydric indicators, such as mottling or gleying, helps identify areas with hydric conditions.
- Hydric restoration projects aim to restore degraded wetlands to their natural hydric state.
- Hydric soils are more susceptible to erosion, requiring careful land management practices.
- Hydric conditions can support anaerobic processes, resulting in the formation of methane and other greenhouse gases.
FAQs About the word hydric
having or characterized by excessive moisturePertaining to, or containing, hydrogen; as, hydric oxide.
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The hydric soils in the wetlands support a diverse array of plant life.
Hydric conditions, characterized by prolonged soil saturation, favor the growth of certain aquatic species.
Farmers implement hydric management practices to improve soil moisture levels in drought-prone areas.
Hydric zones regulate water flow and provide habitats for wildlife in ecosystems.
