AIR, WIND, & VEGETATION. The main effect to creating the dune is wind which is caused by air, if there is to much vegetation it is harder to make a dune.
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Trevor R. Partridge has written: 'The sand dune and beach vegetation inventory of New Zealand' -- subject(s): Beach plants, Vegetation surveys, Plant communities, Sand dune plants
Like on any other surface, vegetation has a "stabilizing effect" - the roots and leaves, etc. prevent or slow down erosion. In the case of deserts, the slow the rate of dune movement, thus slowing the spread of deserts.
Parabolic dunes have trailing arms because the arms are usually 'held back' by surface vegetation. The vegetation acts to limit sediment transport by wind action and to consolidate the surface sands.
air,wind,and vegetation. The main effect to creating the dune is which caused by air
air,wind,and vegetation. The main effect to creating the dune is which caused by air
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Eileen Joyce Sothern has written: 'The response of dune vegetation to human trampling and grazing'
barchan dunes
Like on any other surface, vegetation has a "stabilizing effect" - the roots and leaves, etc. prevent or slow down erosion. In the case of deserts, the slow the rate of dune movement, thus slowing the spread of deserts.
E. van der Maarel has written: 'Succession - Advances in Vegetation Science -' 'The vegetation of the dunes near Oostvoorne - the Netherlands -' -- subject- s -: Oostvoorne Dunes, Sand dune plants