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revegetate
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re·veg·e·tate  (r-vj-tt)
v. re·veg·e·tat·ed, re·veg·e·tat·ing, re·veg·e·tates
v.tr.
To cause (eroded land, for example) to bear a new cover of vegetation.
v.intr.
To bear a new cover of vegetation.

re·vege·tation n.

revegetate [riːˈvɛdʒɪˌteɪt]
vb
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) (intr) (of plants) to grow again and produce new tissue, esp to produce new growth on bare ground
revegetation  n


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The ordinance regulates permissible colors, architectural style, size and height of structures in the mapped area as well as the exterior lighting, landscaping, grading and revegetation.
Along with donkeys and horses, huge herds of the camels were also destroying revegetation projects in the desert communities, said Wright.
Along with donkeys and horses, huge herds of the camels were also destroying revegetation projects in the desert communities, said Wright.
 
 
 
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