bottomland
Prononciation : [ˈbɒtəmˌlænd]
Mot
Contexte : « geography »
(noun) a type of low land next to a river that often has rich soil. This area is usually very good for growing crops because it is flat and gets plenty of water from the river.
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Farmers love to plant corn in the bottomland because the soil is so fertile.
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The rocky hillside is not bottomland, so it's not suitable for farming.
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What types of crops can we grow in the bottomland?
Contexte : « ecology »
(noun) an area near a river that collects water and can be home to many plants and animals. This land tends to stay wet and is important for nature.
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The bottomland is a habitat for many birds and fish during the spring.
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The dry desert can't be called bottomland because it lacks moisture and wildlife.
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What animals might live in the bottomland area?
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