Braided rivers consist of multiple channels with bars and islands and often with poorly defined banks of non-cohesive sedimentary materials. (Ecology of braided rivers (IAS Special Publication). https://www.wsl.ch/land/products/rhone-thur/publikationen/Tockner_et_al_Braided_rivers.pdf)
White mulberry (Morus alba L.) is a high-yielding pantropical and subtropical medium-sized tree. While it is traditionally used as fodder for silkworms, white mulberry provides a highly palatable forage suitable for most farm animals (Martín, G. J.; Montejo, J. I.; Milera, M. de la C.; García, D. E., 2017. Chemical composition and nutritive value of mulberry (Morus alba) in animal feeding. In: Savon L.; Gutierrez O.; Febles, G. (Eds.), Mulberry, moringa and tithonia in animal feed, and other uses. Results in Latin Am. & Carib., FAO and Inst. Cienc. Anim. Cuba, 29-42)
