| Less lime is generally required on bottomland, more on hillsides and the most on hilltops. |
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| The general study area is located in southeastern Louisiana where the southernmost Mississippi River bottomland forests grow. |
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| We measured the area of each spot-mapping plot that was ridge, bottomland, and midslope to determine the proportion available for each. |
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| About a day's walk upstream from the confluence of the Shields and Yellowstone rivers, a sandstone bluff looms above the willow bottomland. |
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| Floods breath life into these hidden bottomland waterways and the land around them. |
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| The gorge slowly widens northward to reveal river benches, flood plains, and broadening bottomland, most of which are now artificially flooded. |
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| Selman's cottonwood recruitment has been beset by salt cedar invasion, deer browsing, and heavy grazing by cattle on lush bottomland grasses. |
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| Within its boundaries, Brazos Bend has clearly defined areas of gallery forest, freshwater marsh, coastal prairie and mixed hardwood bottomland. |
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| The rediscovery has galvanized efforts to save the Big Woods of Arkansas, 550,000 acres of bayous, bottomland forests and oxbow lakes. |
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| The measured soil parameters at the sites were within the normal range for bottomland hardwood soils of Mississippi River alluvium. |
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| Its second-growth oaks, hickories, and sugar maples tower over the open pastures and fields of the lower slope and bottomland. |
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| The second, indirect approach to assessing distribution of species was based on an ordination of quantitatively sampled bottomland stands. |
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| The quieter ivory-bills retreated to darkened corners of the remaining bottomland, keeping their songs to themselves. |
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| Few people seem to enjoy watching other people catch fish as much as this native of Panola County and its rich Sabine River bottomland. |
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| You'll need land, of course, preferably rich, well-watered bottomland. |
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| The forty-one contributions to the seminar took stock of bottomland development, which is crucial to tropical agriculture. |
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| Permeable rock dams: This is a technique aimed at stopping gully erosion, in order to allow to cultivate a bottomland. |
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| Congaree Swamp, the focus of the national park, is the largest area of virgin Southern bottomland hardwoods remaining in the United States. |
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| This site was near bottomland and floodplain forests associated with the St. John River. |
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| A permeable rock dam is completed by stone bunds on both sides of the bottomland bed. |
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| In these treatments, habitats listed for this grass include marshes, bottomland forests, river banks, exposed bars and shores, and open ruderal areas. |
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| My grandparents owned a small farm, whittled down over the years to about 40 acres of bottomland, in some of the most productive agricultural land in America. |
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| But some say thousands and thousands of Louisiana black bear once roamed the rich forested bottomland of eastern Texas, Louisiana, and southern Mississippi. |
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| Floristics of a bottomland forest and adjacent uplands near the Tombigbee River, Choctaw County, Alabama. |
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| The park includes part of the southern reach of Crowley's Ridge, which stands in contrast to the vast Delta bottomland. |
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| The site consisted of approximately 1,821 ha that represented a mosaic of habitat types occurring within primarily bottomland and upland forests. |
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| The air smelled of sweetgrass and horses in the bottomland. |
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| A phytosociological description of a remnant bottomland hardwood forest in Denton County, Texas. |
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| Prothonotary Warblers occurred in bottomland forest sites with high forest cover and basal area along tidal channels. |
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| In addition to its primary job of flood control, the board has, since the 1920s, reclaimed hundreds of acres of Lake Pontchartrain bottomland and developed it into one of the most scenic lakefront areas in the United States. |
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| The most significant of which are the meanders and blind channels of the river, along with the various grass vegetation, the bottomland forests and the system of ponds. |
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| Poor households in agropastoral areas growing mainly bottomland and flood-recession crops generally sell a few animals between October and December in order to pay off their debts and buy grain. |
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| Further inland, the concurrent conversion of millions of acres of bottomland hardwood forest and marshlands to rice and soybean fields has led to further negative impacts on many wetland dependent species. |
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| Occupancy, detection, and habitat associations of sympatric lagomorphs in early-successional bottomland hardwood forests. |
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| Effects of canopy gaps and flooding on homopterans in a bottomland hardwood forest. |
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| Blacks cleared land, selling timber and developing bottomland to achieve ownership. |
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| Because the Mississippi Delta contained so much fertile bottomland that had not been developed before the Civil War, 90 percent of the land was still frontier. |
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| Bottomland hardwood swamp is a name commonly given to forested swamps in the south central United States. |
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| Bottomland hardwood forests and remnants of swamp forests can be found near the flood control reservoirs. |
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| Bottomland forest grows where the elevation is slightly higher and water stands only some of the time. |
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| Look for it in Realtree Max-1 and Xtra or Mossy Oak Break-Up Country and Bottomland. |
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