reboisation
reboisation noun: reforestation.
Noun
reboisation (uncountable)
- Reforestation.
- considering the heterogenity in plantmaterial^([sic]) and soil it is only the aim to collect orientating data on the development of Pinus mercusii in function of the different plantpit treatments carried out at a very eroded site where reboisation with this type of tree is considered1976, Mededelingen van de Faculteit Landbouwwetenschappen, Rijksuniversiteit Gent
- the central government's reboisation programmes1994, Ministry of Cooperatives and Small Enterprises of the Republic of Indonesia, editor, Small Business Profile in Indonesia
Origin of reboisation
From Indonesian reboisasi, from Dutch reboisatie, reboïsatie (“reforestation”). Compare French reboisement (“reforestation”).
Questions about reboisation
- What does reboisation mean?
- Reboisation means reforestation.
- What part of speech is reboisation?
- Reboisation is a noun.
Words near reboisation in the dictionary
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