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Wetlands are being recreated and more lovingly maintained, so cranes were able to recolonise.Then after three years or so you can let the grass recolonise.And it's always easier for a species to go extinct than to recolonise.Wildlife groups will monitor their behaviour for six years, after which they may be allowed to recolonise rivers at large.If not, they will recolonise and smaller untrappable crayfish may increase, making the situation worse.And they do this quickly — a pioneer species, alders are one of the first trees to recolonise an area.At least this reservoir of life is there, waiting to recolonise if given half a chance.If the sculpture is in a damp area, or is overhung by trees, then biological growth will recolonise quickly.

单词	recolonise
释义	Trends of recolonise View usage for: recolonise in British English (riːˈkɒləˌnaɪz) verb (transitive) British another name for recolonize recolonize in British English or recolonise (riːˈkɒləˌnaɪz) verb (transitive) to colonize (somewhere or something) again Examples of 'recolonise' in a sentence recolonise Wetlands are being recreated and more lovingly maintained, so cranes were able to recolonise. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Then after three years or so you can let the grass recolonise. Times, Sunday Times (2012) And it's always easier for a species to go extinct than to recolonise. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Wildlife groups will monitor their behaviour for six years, after which they may be allowed to recolonise rivers at large. Times, Sunday Times (2009) If not, they will recolonise and smaller untrappable crayfish may increase, making the situation worse. Times, Sunday Times (2014) And they do this quickly — a pioneer species, alders are one of the first trees to recolonise an area. Times, Sunday Times (2016) At least this reservoir of life is there, waiting to recolonise if given half a chance. Times, Sunday Times (2009) If the sculpture is in a damp area, or is overhung by trees, then biological growth will recolonise quickly. Times, Sunday Times (2017)
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