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Definition of deforested in English Turkish dictionary
- deforestation
- açma
- deforestation
- (Tarım) ormanı yok etme
- deforestation
- (Tarım) ormanın yok edilmesi
- deforestation
- (Çevre) kökleme
- deforestation
- ağaçları yok etme
- deforest
- ormandan yoksun bırakmak
- deforest
- ormansızlaştır
Bu alan yavaş yavaş ormansızlaştırılıyor.
-This area is gradually being deforested.
- deforestation
- ormansızlaştırma
- deforestation
- ormanları tahrip etme
- deforestation
- kellendirme
- Deforestation
- ormansızlaşma
Ormansızlaşmanın azaltılması, iklim değişikliğinin etkilerini azaltmak için tek yoldur.
-Reducing deforestation is one way to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
Onların yetişme ortamı ormansızlaşma tarafından tehdit ediliyor.
-Their habitat is threatened by deforestation.
- deforest
- ormansizlaştir
- deforest
- ormansizlastir
- deforestation
- ormansizlaştirma
- deforest
- ormandan mahrum etmek
- deforest
- {f} ormansızlaştırmak
- deforest
- {f} ağaçları yok etmek
- deforest
- ormanı yok etmek
- deforestation
- {i} orman açma
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Definition of deforested in English English dictionary
- Simple past tense and past participle of deforest
- Of or pertaining to deforestation
- Simple past and past participle of deforest
- deforest
- To destroy or to fell all the trees of a forest
- deforestation
- The process of destroying a forest and replacing it with something else, especially by an agricultural system
- deforest
- to clear of forests
- deforest
- remove the trees from; "The landscape was deforested by the enemy attacks"
- deforest
- remove the trees from; "The landscape was deforested by the enemy attacks
- deforest
- To clear of forests; to disforest
- deforest
- If an area is deforested, all the trees there are cut down or destroyed. 400,000 square kilometres of the Amazon basin have already been deforested. + deforestation de·for·esta·tion the ecological crisis of deforestation
- deforest
- {f} clear of forests or trees
- deforestation
- The conversion of forested to non-forested land Deforestation can involve the cutting and burning of trees to provide land for agricultural purposes or clearing for residential and industrial uses
- deforestation
- The removal of forest stands by cutting and burning to provide land for agricultural purposes, residential or industrial building sites, roads, etc , or by harvesting the trees for building material or fuel
- deforestation
- n: Removal of trees from a forested area without adequate replanting
- deforestation
- the removal of forest and undergrowth
- deforestation
- the cutting or burning down of all the trees in an area. Process of clearing forests. Rates of deforestation are particularly high in the tropics, where the poor quality of the soil has led to the practice of routine clear-cutting to make new soil available for agricultural use. Deforestation can lead to erosion, drought, loss of biodiversity through extinction of plant and animal species, and increased atmospheric carbon dioxide. Many nations have undertaken afforestation or reforestation projects to reverse the effects of deforestation, or to increase available timber. See also greenhouse effect
- deforestation
- the removal of trees
- deforestation
- {i} process of clearing forests or trees
- deforestation
- The act of removing forests from an area in favor of another land cover type, often agriculture or urban In many areas forests are cut down to obtain lumber
- deforestation
- the state of being clear of trees
- deforestation
- Those practices or processes that result in the change of forested lands to non-forest uses This is often cited as one of the major causes of the enhanced greenhouse effect for two reasons: 1) the burning or decomposition of the wood releases carbon dioxide; and 2) trees that once removed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in the process of photosynthesis are no longer present and contributing to carbon storage
- deforestation
- The removal of forests from the land Deforestation occurs when humans cut down trees to use as fuel or for building materials or to obtain land for agricultural, developmental, or other purposes Deforestation results in the loss of an important sink for carbon dioxide during photosynthesis and an important element of the local ecosystem -- forests provide a home for plants and animals, stablize soils, and help regulate local climate conditions Most deforestation results from burning to clear ground for agricultural production, leading to the release of more carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases
- deforestation
- is the practice or process that result in the long-term change in land-use to non-forest uses This is often cited as one of the major causes of the enhanced greenhouse effect for two reasons: the burning or decomposition of the wood releases carbon dioxide; and trees that once removed carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in the process of photosynthesis are lost
- deforestation
- Removal of trees from a habitat dominated by forest
- deforestation
- The destruction of forests, usually caused by clear-cutting (followed by soil oxidation and/or erosion), poor agricultural practices, agricultural overuse, overcutting of forests, or overgrazing The global increase in deforestation that is now occurring may speed up global warming, because additional carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere as forests are cut and burned Deforestation may also contribute to regional climatic changes
- deforestation
- Removing or clearing away the trees from a forest Deforestation is usually done to clear the land for agricultural purposes or for logging
- deforestation
- The removal of trees from a previously pristine area, generally by logging to obtain lumber products
- deforestation
- The removal of forest stands
- deforestation
- clearing an area of forest on a non-temporary basis for another use Clearcutting (even with stump removal), if shortly followed by reforestation for forestry purposes, is not deforesting
- deforestation
- Permanent clearance of trees and woodland
- deforestation
- Removal of trees and other woody vegetation
- deforestation
- clearing of trees
- deforestation
- the large-scale removal of trees from a habitat dominated by forest
- deforestation
- > Clearing an area of forest for another long-term use Déboisement
- deforestation
- The cutting down of trees in a forest; the state of being clear of trees
- deforestation
- to strip or deprive of trees and forest; the loss of our forest
- deforestation
- The process of clearing of forests Since trees root systems are essential for keeping top soil in place, deforestation can bring about soil erosion In addition, loss of trees is said to contribute to global warming because trees reduce greenhouse gases and provide shade
- deforestation
- the clearance of all the trees and undergrowth in a forest to make land usable for farming
- deforestation
- The destruction of the world's forests, mainly rain forests, through direct human activity such as logging or slash and burn clearing for agriculture and grazing, and the indirect effects of pollution and acid rain
- deforestation
- the removal of trees the state of being clear of trees
- deforestation
- The excessive logging, clear-cutting and burning of forests that results in the loss of once healthy and vibrant forest habitat Deforestation contributes to global warming in two ways: the burning of the forests adds addition carbon dioxide into the air; and the loss of the process by which the forests transform carbon dioxide into oxygen through photosynthesis
- deforestation
- disafforestation