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Apparent coordinates
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Aplasia
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Vaginal smear
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Muon
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Calvin cycle
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Phase velocity
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Nucleolinus
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Nebula
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Montrachet
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Gametogenesis
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Bird of prey
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Aristolochia
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Exudation
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Aromatic
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Mixotrophy
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Chlamydia
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Translucent
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Protease inhibitor
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M 66
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Precession constant
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Byte
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Pervasive environment
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Collaborative software
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Peppermint
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Synchrotron radiation
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Flagstone
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Pollution snow
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Oral contraceptive
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Syngas
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Krebs cycle
Acidophile
An acidophilic plant is a species that grows in acidic soil and, often, in silica rich soil.
This soil may range from slightly acidic to very acidic. Some acidophilic species tolerate a wide range of pH levels, while other species are more exclusive.
The presence of acidophilic vegetation is therefore an indication of soil type.
The common heather Calluna vulgaris typically grows in the acidic soil of peat bogs, moors and pine forests. © A. Sorbes CC by-nc-sa 2.0
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