-
aluminium becomes more
soluble and
phosphate less. As a consequence,
calcicoles grown on
acidic soils often develop the
symptoms of
aluminium toxicity...
- and
animal species, who
found their most
northerly home. The
pelouses calcicoles gr****land, also
known as
pelouses calcaires are also
found on four other...
-
sheep and cattle) and rabbits.
Chalk heath in
southern Britain includes calcicoles such as
salad burnet (Sanguisorba minor),
dropwort (Filipendula vulgaris)...
-
produces a
haven for
plants that
thrive in lime-rich soils,
known as
calcicoles. Only four such
sites have
survived the new millennium;
three are protected...
-
largely composed of
calcium carbonate.
calceolate Shaped like a slipper.
calcicole A
plant which thrives in
calcareous soil. Also calciphile, calciphyte...
-
Section of the
Botanic Garden devoted to the
calcicole flora of the
Swabian Jura, a
range of
limestone hills in
southwestern Germany...
-
lower soil pH. A
plant that
thrives in lime-rich
soils is
known as a
calcicole.
Andromeda polifolia Calluna (common heather) C****iope
lycopodioides Daboecia...
- well-defined.
Sometimes a
complementary classification is used (
calcicole/calcifuge, with
calcicoles being "lime-loving" plants). In gardening, soil pH is a measure...
-
foxglove (Digitalis),
gorse (Ulex spp.), and
Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris).
Calcicole (lime loving)
plants include ash
trees (Fraxinus spp.),
honeysuckle (Lonicera)...
-
genus of
flowering plants in the
nightshade family, Solanaceae: tall,
calcicole,
herbaceous perennials (rhizomatous hemicryptophytes),
bearing large leaves...
