0 to live in a way that has no physical and mental activity:
1 to live or spend time in a way that lacks physical and mental activity and effort:
This facilitates early germination of the cane sets, which vegetate in the controlled traffic lanes until the spring season.
It occurs almost exclusively in slow-moving, heavily vegetated waters and is often found in the very shallowest water present.
This band is in the near infrared part of the spectrum which gives a strong contrast between vegetated, non-vegetated and water surfaces.
Prior to the road works, exposure 16 was rather small and densely vegetated.
Where socialists and employers saw vegetating humanity, communists saw activists.
Their presence requires a host plant on which they will feed, limiting the field study to vegetated areas.
We have the ability to nurture and destroy, to create and to vegetate.
Several blanks were used, including field blanks (ambient air at remote, near sampling and vegetated sites), laboratory air blanks and procedural blanks.
