- (Pima series), with
calcareous sandy loam of the
Comoro series and
noncalcareous sandy loam of the
Caralampi series also present.
According to the United...
- (PDF) on 17 June 2010. Leary, R. L. (1986). "Three new
genera of
fossil noncalcareous algae from
Valmeyeran (Mississippian)
strata of Illinois". American...
- appalachianum is an
epipetric plant,
preferring sandstone or
other hard,
noncalcareous rocks. However, it is
known to grow as an
epiphyte in the
Smoky Mountains...
- the
Manitoba Escarpment and the
Pasquia Hills. Its
contact with the
noncalcareous shales of the
Ashville Formation is
conformable to unconformable, depending...
- it
grows in
moist gullies and on
wooded hills in both
calcareous and
noncalcareous soils at an
altitude of 200–1200 m. The
trunk of this
plant is erect...
-
towards its
upper portion (24%
shale and siltstone). The
shales are
noncalcareous and
greenish towards the base but
become gray, calcareous, and often...
- 02.008.
Josef Pšenička;
Michael Krings (2016). "First
record of the
noncalcareous macroalga Perissothallus from shallow-water
deposits (Pennsylvanian)...
-
steep slopes,
receiving generous rain fall, and
growing in acidic,
noncalcareous soil.
Their growing conditions are
usually hard to mimic,
making them...
-
Fourche Shale of
northeastern Wyoming has
about 400 to 800 feet of
noncalcareous shale between the
siliceous Mowry Shale below and the
calcareous Greenhorn...
- (PDF) on 2010-06-17. Leary, R. L. (1986). "Three new
genera of
fossil noncalcareous algae from
Valmeyeran (Mississippian)
strata of Illinois". American...
