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dry valley

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dry valley [¦drī ′val·ē]
(geology)
A valley, usually in a chalk or karst type of topography, that has no permanent water course along the valley floor.


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But take that same plant and put it in our dry Valley and it will suddenly experience rapid loss of water through its leaves, and at a rate faster than it can replenish it by pulling up water from the soil.
Down on the floor of the dry valley, a different sort of hidden ecosystem thrives.
Other plants well-suited to acid soil and our hot and dry Valley climate are junipers and arborvitae.
 
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