revegetate (Meaning)
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revegetate (v. i.)
To vegetate anew.
Synonyms & Antonyms of revegetate
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revegetate Sentence Examples
- To restore the degraded landscape, ecologists embarked on a revegetation project using native plant species.
- The area had been ravaged by wildfire, necessitating revegetation efforts to prevent erosion and wildlife habitat loss.
- Farmers employed revegetation techniques to improve soil fertility and reduce wind erosion on their agricultural lands.
- The revegetated parkland provided recreational opportunities while also enhancing biodiversity and air quality.
- After the mining operation ceased, the company undertook revegetation to mitigate environmental impacts and restore the ecosystem.
- The revegetated hillside acted as a natural buffer against floods, protecting property and infrastructure.
- Scientists studied revegetation patterns to understand the factors influencing plant establishment and succession.
- The coastal dunes were revegetated to stabilize the shoreline and protect against storm surges.
- The revegetation project was designed to create a diverse and resilient native plant community.
- The revegetated wetlands provided critical habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife.
FAQs About the word revegetate
To vegetate anew.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
To restore the degraded landscape, ecologists embarked on a revegetation project using native plant species.
The area had been ravaged by wildfire, necessitating revegetation efforts to prevent erosion and wildlife habitat loss.
Farmers employed revegetation techniques to improve soil fertility and reduce wind erosion on their agricultural lands.
The revegetated parkland provided recreational opportunities while also enhancing biodiversity and air quality.
