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Glossary
The erosion control world is filled with a variety of different terms and phrases
that may mean one thing to a seasoned veteran but make no sense whatsoever to someone
who is just starting out. ErosionControlNetwork.com has comprised a database of
many of these phrases and their definitions to help you gain a better understanding
of erosion control terminology.
How To Use:
Click a letter below to see phrases starting with that letter, or enter your word
into the text box below and click the Search button.
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Rachilla
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The main axis of a grass spikelet; the stem of a floret.
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Rapid drawdown
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Lowering the elevation of water against a bank or wall faster than the structure can drain, leaving a pressure imbalance that may cause the bank or wall to fail
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RCEP
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Rolled erosion control product
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RCRA
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Resource Conservation Recovery Act
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RECB
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Rolled Erosion Control Blanket
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Receiving Water
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The "Water of the United States" as defined in 40 CFR 122.2 into which the regulated stormwater discharges.
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Renovation, turf
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Improvement usually involving weed control and replanting into existing live and/or dead vegetation; does not encompass reestablishment.
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Reseeding, turf
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To seed again, usually soon after an initial seeding has failed to achieve satisfactory establishment.
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Revegetation
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Reestablishing vegetative cover on ground that has been disturbed, such as a construction site
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Revetment
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A facing of stone, bags, blocks, pavement, etc. used to protect or armor a bank against erosion
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