Examples of using Dry meadows in English and their translations into German
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Johanns-Park: Dry meadows in a part of a public park in the centre of Basel City- nature conservation within the city:
Then deep into the valley of Sorna passing between the famous dry meadows and protected for the wild orchid blooms of rare beauty,
In the Blenio Valley for example they have been recording quantitative vegetation data and data on soil moisture in the Negrentino dry meadow, supplementing the long-range series of observations with specific field experiments.
rocky dry meadows and wetland meadows favours the wide variety of flora and fauna.
rocky dry meadows and wetland meadows harbours a rich variety of fauna and flora.
Special dry meadow vegetation means that many rare plants such as pasque flower and cinquefoil grow here.
Cinnamon rose/Rosa majalis/, growing in dry meadows and forests.
moors and dry meadows alternate in the Nature Park.
Wooded meadows and dry meadows, alvar juniper stands
Wet, often saturated meadows in shaded valley locations provide different options to dry meadows on elevated plains.
Tetrix tenuicornis is endangered modestly by the decline in dry meadows and open soil areas.
then also dry meadows and to small forests.
is eye-catching on waste lands and in dry meadows and fields.
Cauligera-species grow mainly in dry meadows and along banks, and they can also be found among droppings in fields,
headwaters require particular protection, and species-rich dry meadows should be re-established.
The vegetation growing in the pinewood is typically Mediterranean and covers both dry meadows and flooded lowlands with slightly brackish and fresh water.
The park is characterized by a mosaic of dry meadows and scrubland with remarkable plant species such as leafy King Juba(Euphorbia regis-jubae)(tabaiba salvaje),
have become covered with scrub, even though dry meadows belong to the most important habitats in the Alps:
development of habitats of national importance- bogs and fens, dry meadows and pastures, amphibian breeding sites and alluvial areas.
Directions The»Birmehl« Trail starts at the village square in Verdings and leads over the dry meadow on the south side of Church Hill down to the hamlet of Pardell