Definition of hydric in English:

hydric

adjective ˈhʌɪdrɪkˈhaɪdrɪk

Ecology

(of an environment or habitat) containing plenty of moisture; very wet.
hydric soils
Compare with mesic and xeric
Example sentencesExamples
- The soils vary considerably, but share the fact that all are hydric and often subject to flooding.
- ‘Albania is very rich with hydric resources’, he tells me.
- Several new studies point to evidence that some organisms with limited capacities to acclimatize to thermal or hydric change may be limited in their ability to survive future climate changes.
- Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream.
- It had the hydric soil characteristic of former wetlands.

Origin

Early 20th century: from hydro- + -ic.

Definition of hydric in US English:

hydric

adjectiveˈhīdrikˈhaɪdrɪk

Ecology

(of an environment or habitat) containing plenty of moisture; very wet.
hydric soils
Compare with mesic and xeric
Example sentencesExamples
- The soils vary considerably, but share the fact that all are hydric and often subject to flooding.
- Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream.
- Several new studies point to evidence that some organisms with limited capacities to acclimatize to thermal or hydric change may be limited in their ability to survive future climate changes.
- It had the hydric soil characteristic of former wetlands.
- ‘Albania is very rich with hydric resources’, he tells me.

Origin

Early 20th century: from hydro- + -ic.

单词	hydric
释义	Definition of hydric in English: hydric adjective ˈhʌɪdrɪkˈhaɪdrɪk Ecology (of an environment or habitat) containing plenty of moisture; very wet. hydric soils Compare with mesic and xeric Example sentencesExamples The soils vary considerably, but share the fact that all are hydric and often subject to flooding. ‘Albania is very rich with hydric resources’, he tells me. Several new studies point to evidence that some organisms with limited capacities to acclimatize to thermal or hydric change may be limited in their ability to survive future climate changes. Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream. It had the hydric soil characteristic of former wetlands. Origin Early 20th century: from hydro- + -ic. Definition of hydric in US English: hydric adjectiveˈhīdrikˈhaɪdrɪk Ecology (of an environment or habitat) containing plenty of moisture; very wet. hydric soils Compare with mesic and xeric Example sentencesExamples The soils vary considerably, but share the fact that all are hydric and often subject to flooding. Communities range from xeric habitats such as scrub and scrubby flatwoods to hydric habitats such as floodplain forest and blackwater stream. Several new studies point to evidence that some organisms with limited capacities to acclimatize to thermal or hydric change may be limited in their ability to survive future climate changes. It had the hydric soil characteristic of former wetlands. ‘Albania is very rich with hydric resources’, he tells me. Origin Early 20th century: from hydro- + -ic.
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