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drought <a drought; droughts> N

drought resistance

drought-resistant crops AGR

drought-stricken areas

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Despite blizzards, prairie fires, droughts and grasshoppers, the young village survived.
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Spring rains swell the river to dangerous heights; summer droughts can render it impassable.
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The climate of the region is described as arid with low average rainfall which is highly variabile leading to extended droughts and occasional flooding rains.
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These savannas can survive through droughts because the oaks and the prairie plants have taproots that reach down to the water table.
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She spends most of her time tending to her crops that have been scorched by the droughts in recent summer seasons.
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Agricultural productivity remains low, and frequent droughts still beset the country.
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Their destructiveness is evident not only in disease, pain, and grief but also in cosmic events such as falling stars and climatic events such as droughts, cyclones and earthquakes.
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Other natural processessuch as genetic isolation, inbreeding, droughts, and floodspose ongoing threats to the existing population.
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During their years of farming, her family weathered the droughts, dust storms, and blizzards that befell the region.
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It is normally navigable by small boats, but has completely dried up in droughts.
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