Difference between Drying Up and Dessication

DRYING UP vs DESSICATION: NOUN

Cut corners, City room, Weighed down, Eke out, Cold spell, Snuff out, Taper off, Dip into, Make headway, Set ablaze, Propping up, Shoring up, Dehydration, Evaporation, Dessication

Fatten up, Cut corners, City room, Weighed down, Eke out, Cold spell, Snuff out, Taper off, Dip into, Make headway, Set ablaze, Propping up, Shoring up, Dehydration, Dessication

Some streams and small rivers have been drying up completely.
The tribe at first discounted reports of wells drying up.
CIA testified that sources of information were drying up.
Instant Pot or the pasta will begin drying up.
Penn hadsucceeded in drying up its source of revenue.
Says he is drying up as a letter writer.
Markers drying up or running out of ink.
Sad to see all the lakes drying up.
But it seems the donations are drying up.
Consequences include sinking lands, higher pumping costs, drying up of wells, and drying of some rivers and wetlands fed by groundwater.

The deposits in this case are made on the surface, and are removed by hogs, rain, and dessication.
In a cropping sense, dessication usually means to apply a total herbicide to speed up the ripening and drying process.
Eventually, root parts or whole roots will die, either due to dessication, low temperature, grazing or normal senescence.
These three techniques do not improve distortions, and can cause further dessication of media and adhesives.
Solvents also have been shown to interact with clays, causing dessication and the formation of fractures.
The plant is protected from dessication by a waxy cuticle.
Spores are resistant to heat, dessication, chemicals, and radiation.