noun
definition
An arrangement or distribution of things into zones.
Examples of zonation in a Sentence
The chart clearly illustrates the plant zonation patterns in the wetland.
Five vegetation belts are defined according to vertical zonation.
The site supports a wide variety of community types, with the characteristic zonation from pioneer to upper marsh vegetation.
Further diversity is due to the presence of sheltered gullies and tunnels where the community zonation is influenced by tidal flows.
The southern end of the spit has a particularly fine series of undisturbed ridges, with zonation of communities determined by the ridge pattern.
Is this reflected in the zonation of the area and the process by which it was arrived at?
Coastal microclimate is important mainly as it affects plant zonation (see below).
A natural saltmarsh system shows a clear zonation according to the frequency of inundation.
Site selection rationale All the selected sites are extensive and have an exceptionally well-developed zonation of vegetation.
Coastal microclimate is important mainly as it affects plant zonation (see below ).
Global warming will have a pronounced effect on mountain ecosystems due to the altitudinal zonation which occurs in relatively short horizontal distances.
In all cases there is a distinct zonation of species down the shore, which principally reflects the degree of immersion by the tide.