Sentences with CALCIFUGE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The calcifuge plants prefer acidic soil."
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"Some calcifuge species are adapted to thrive in low pH environments."
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"The calcifuge shrubs in this garden require regular pruning."
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"These calcifuge ferns can withstand shade and cool temperatures."
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"Many heather plants are considered calcifuge due to their preference for acidic soils."
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"The calcifuge trees have shallow roots that allow them to grow in acidic soil."
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"The leaves of calcifuge plants often change color in the fall."
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"The calcifuge nature of blueberries makes them ideal for growing in acidic environments."
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"Lupines are considered calcifuge plants due to their preference for non-limestone soils."
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"Gardeners often use calcifuge fertilizers to lower the pH of alkaline soils."
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"The oak tree is not a calcifuge species and can tolerate a wide range of soil conditions."
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"Some crops, such as potatoes, can be grown in both calcifuge and calciphile soils."
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"To promote calcifuge growth, it is important to amend the soil with organic matter."
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"The presence of calcifuge weeds in a lawn may indicate a high soil acidity."
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"Plants with calcifuge tendencies often have shallow roots that help them avoid alkaline subsoils."
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"Gardening enthusiasts often use sulfur-based products to promote calcifuge conditions."
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"The calcifuge preference of certain plants can be attributed to their evolutionary adaptation."
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"The rhododendron is considered a classic calcifuge plant."
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"Gardeners should avoid adding lime to the soil if they want to maintain a calcifuge environment."
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"Certain plants, like rhododendrons and blueberries, are known as calcifuges because they prefer acidic soil."
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"Heather is a common calcifuge found in mountainous regions."
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"The calcifuge plant species avoid growing in soil with high levels of calcium carbonate."
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"Agronomists study calcifuges to understand their tolerance towards different soil types."
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"Many calcifuges have shallow root systems that help them avoid absorbing excess calcium."
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"In botanical gardens, you can find a wide range of calcifuge plants from different regions."
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"Some farmers grow calcifuges as cover crops to improve the soil structure and fertility."
