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Definition of gallery forest in English: gallery forestnoun A forest restricted to the banks of a river or stream. Example sentencesExamples - We're left with an interesting situation where gallery forest might persist along the streams, with patches of sparse woodland and partly open savannah between the patches of forest.
- Along the banks of rivers where the gallery forests grow, marsh deer browse on tree leaves.
- In the Brazilian side these grasslands are called the campos limpos; there are almost no gallery forests on this side.
- A gallery forest (bordering the river) is left intact, but a strip is cut immediately upslope and the desirable timber is removed by a road that is also designed to parallel the river.
- If it in fact requires gallery forest for its survival, rather than just preferring this habitat, it could be in serious trouble; however, this remains to be determined.
- Sebastiania commersoniana occurs in south and southeastern Brazil in riparian or gallery forests.
- They were off the plains again, following yet another of the small river valleys with its gallery forest that divided the prairies a little like spokes on a wheel… or perhaps more like branches radiating from a central trunk.
- There are also some limited extensions of gallery forests and palm tree savannas.
- It lives in deciduous woodland, gallery forest, and forest borders up to 1,500 m.
- Whereby, not only vegetation composition, structure and dynamics of the gallery forests, but also their reaction toward the site condition were elaborated.
- Your first full day in Noel Kempff will be spent exploring some of the oxbow lakes, gallery forests, and periodically inundated savannas located near Flor de Oro.
- Our Pleistocene hominid forebears were exploiters of the savannas and their adjacent gallery forests.
- This species is found throughout the Atlantic Forest, as well as in gallery forests of Cerrado vegetation from southern to northeastern Brazil.
- The Gambia used to be covered in a mosaic of savannah woodland with patches of gallery forest, but much of this natural landscape has disappeared.
- Tall, dense reed beds grow along the riverside fringed by gallery forests of poplar and willow.
- Several species of woodpeckers and owls also inhabit the gallery forests during the entire year.
- Additionally, 85% of the bat species found in the Cerrado depend upon gallery forests in some manner.
- The transects were distributed systematically along the gallery forest and located perpendicular to the current of the stream.
- Local habitats include savanna-like pasture with scattered shrubs, rice fields, and gallery forest, and the area is artificially irrigated throughout the year.
- Its diversified landscape has a rugged relief and is made up of rivers, ponds, meadows and floodplains, gallery forests and savannah.
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