- A calcicole,
calciphyte or
calciphile is a
plant that
thrives in lime rich soil. The word is
derived from the
Latin 'to
dwell on chalk'.
Under acidic conditions...
- on seas****s,
unlike other parts of the
world where it
tends to be a
calciphile.
Finland has ****ing lime rich soil
habitat sp****ly, but the
plant has...
- like a slipper.
calcicole A
plant which thrives in
calcareous soil. Also
calciphile, calciphyte. Antonym: calcifuge.
callose Hardened; thickened; callous...
-
recorded from the site,
including 56
species (21%)
which are
obligate calciphiles (found only on limestone).
There are
various undeveloped caves which...
-
forms may occur. Like
other Celtis species, this
species is a
moderate calciphile, and is
often found growing in thin soil over limestone.
Songbirds and...
-
European clausiliids of the
subfamily Alopiinae. They are
obligatory calciphiles living in
isolated colonies on
limestone outcrops.
Several sets of species...
- from
March to
April and last
between 5 and 11 days. P.
zimmermannii is a
calciphile and
mostly grows on
sunny mountain slopes and hillsides. It has also been...
- gravelly, sp****ly
vegetated slopes with
little organic matter. It is a
calciphile,
growing in
calcareous substrates such as
soils rich in
decomposed limestone...
- the time when the
plant experiences most of its growth. It is
likely a
calciphile, as it
grows on calcium-rich
geological substrates, such as limestone...
- in colour. It
stands erect at a
height of 1–10 cm. It is an
obligate calciphile,
meaning that it
requires calcium-rich soil, and
grows in
limestone substrate...
