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Nitrophily is a
botanical term that
indicates a
preference of
certain plant species for a
habitat rich in nitrate. This term was
first introduced by George...
- red-brown in an iodine-based reagent). Most if not all
Lepiota species are
nitrophilic, with a
preference for
calcareous soils. They
typically occur in rich...
- sodium, and pot****ium) and more
solvating solvents lead to N-alkylation.
Nitrophilic metals, such as MgX, lead to
alkylation at C (mainly C2), due to a higher...
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industrial areas.
Being a
nitrogen loving species, it is also
found on
nitrophilic soils in
urban areas. It is
found growing among lawns as well as in other...
- requirements,
typically colonizing bare wood surfaces. It
thrives in
nitrophilic environments and is
predominantly found on bird perches, with fenceposts...
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basaltic and siliceous—and also
occurs on bone, bark and soil. It is
nitrophilic and is
particularly common on
substrates where birds perch.
Capable of...
- L.; Zilio-Grandi, F.; Vigato, P.A. (1990). "Anaerobic
digestion of
nitrophilic algal biom**** from the
Venice Lagoon". Biom****. 23 (3): 179–199. doi:10...
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occurs in the
Camargue and elsewhere. This is
described as a "highly
nitrophilic,
thermophilic wasteland in the
vicinity of
stables and
other nitrogenous...
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facilitate plant growth and the ac****ulation of
pellets that
create spots of
nitrophilic vegetation (vegetation rich in nitrogen). The
species lives in families...
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Tamarix gallica and
Tamarix africana (Tamaricaceae),
which alternate with
nitrophilic elements, both
bushy and
herbaceous ones, of the
genera Suaeda, Salsola...
