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Restoration of Floodplains
What are the similarities and differences of forested and arid floodplain wetlands
what are conservation issues in floodplain wetlands
what contributes to biodiversity in floodplain wetlands
#Similarities between forested and arid floodplain wetlands are -
1) surface water do come from lakes , ponds , oceans , rivers etc.
2) soils of the wetlands are different from the dry land. They have hydric type of soils .
# Differences between forested and arid floodplain wetlands are -
Forested wetland -
1) forested wetlands are restricted to corridors and floodplains .
2) these wetlands influence the trees and do takes place on fertile soils .
3) in this type of wetlands , the soils are flooded and saturated . These are adapted to permit flooded conditions .
Floodplain wetland -
1) floodplains wetlands are formed due by the deposition of sediments by rivers .
2) this type of wetlands experiences flooding .
3) during the storms , the amount of water increases on the land surface , and it results in flooding .
# conservation issues in floodplain wetlands -
1) the first issue involves the use of technology tools which obtain the location of wetland and also tells all the data .
2) the second most issue is that the information is used on the distribution of plants and birds and the issues of the wetlands .
# contribution to biodiversity in floodplain wetlands
1) there are many contribution to biodiversity , as wetland helps in running of natural cycle involving water and other elements.
2) the plants and soil do act against climatic changes by the act of storing the Carbon .
3) they provides spawning area for fishes and other species like amphibians .