-
traditionally expressed as a
score between 1 (not
nitrophilous at all) and 10 (extremely
nitrophilous)
according to the
Ellenberg N Index. Alternatively...
-
Umbilicaria decussate, and U. aprina) and
communities of
weakly or non-
nitrophilous lichens (e.g.,
Pseudephebe minuscula,
Rhizocarpon superficial, and R...
-
agricultural runoff and air pollution,
which create conditions favorable for
nitrophilous lichens like X. parietina.
Another possible factor in its
inland spread...
- of
cambron (Lycium intricatum),
oroval (Withania frutescens) and some
nitrophilous species such as sosas.
Under the sea is the most
extensive meadow of...
- all of the
Iberian Peninsula. It is
found in crop fields,
fallows and
nitrophilous gr****lands.
Preferably in
basic substrates at an
altitude of 100-1000...
-
favors nitrophilous plants (those that
prefer high
nitrate concentrations) and
disadvantages others. For example, an
increase in
nitrophilous plant po****tions...
-
takes its name from Horus, the
Egyptian sun god.
Ballota nigra is a
nitrophilous plant; it
grows in ruins, fallows, and
hedges at
elevations up to 1300...
- Israel, Egypt, Tunesia,
Algeria and Morocco.
Scolymus maculatus is
nitrophilous plant, that
prefers deep, rich, but
disturbed clayey soils in
sunny or...
- rock. It
grows from the high
desert to the
alpine zone. It is
often nitrophilous,
preferring dropping areas under bird perches.[citation needed] It is...
- (Scilla) and
other species of the
genus Corydalis. Also
frequent are
nitrophilous forest and
fringe species: St. Benedict's herb (Geum urbanum), cleavers...
