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- verb Present participle of
waterlog .
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Examples
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The plant thrives on relatively acid, infertile soils and shows some tolerance of short-term waterlogging, conditions which are unsuitable for some of the other popular tree legumes such as Leucaena leucocephala (Chadhokar, 1982).
Chapter 3 1994
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Large-scale irrigation has also resulted in many environmental problems — such as waterlogging and salinization, water pollution, eutrophication, and unsustainable exploitation of groundwater aquifers — that degrade the drylands’ service provisioning.
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A kid is much more likely to be confused, I think, if they respond that the boat weighs exactly as much as the water, cuz it conjures up images of waterlogging.
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There was a problem, however: the airport was built on heavy clay and suffered waterlogging and in wet conditions, fog.
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You don't want the trays where they will receive rain, which will produce waterlogging and a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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Like its cousins, the currants, the gooseberry is at its southern limit here, but grows well if given a little afternoon shade and set in native clay soil that is not prone to waterlogging.
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Improving drainage and delivery systems for irrigation water can restore irrigated land subject to waterlogging and salinization, and conserve water resources at the same time;
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Pollution is rife and unsustainable land-use practices lead to various forms of land degradation, including wind and soil erosion, soil compaction, waterlogging, salinization, and nutrient depletion.
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In Assam and Bihar in India, embankments built to contain the Koshi River have led to waterlogging, and even worse, cause catastrophic floods when they suddenly burst as a result of improper construction and inadequate maintenance.
ICIMOD Press release 2009
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Unsustainable land-use practices can lead to, or exacerbate, various forms of land degradation including wind and soil erosion, soil compaction, waterlogging, salinization and nutrient depletion.
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