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Glycaemia
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SARS
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Concretion
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Fertility
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Drag force
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Clausius-Clapeyron relation
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IPTV
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Tectosilicates
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Debugger
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Channelrhodopsin
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Haematology
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Hayabusa
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Ultrabasic
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Eligibility
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Feather
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Metastatic
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Non-spectral colour
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Aldehyde
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Glycerone phosphate
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Hub
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Apastron
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Contact deposit
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Pigmented
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Constellation of Pegasus
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Viral load
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Gastrulation
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Sarcopterygii
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Eclogite
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Phobos-Grunt
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Carditis
Eutrophic
A eutrophic plant is a plant that requires large quantities of nutrients.
By contrast, a plant with modest needs in terms of nutrients is called oligotrophic.
The nettle (Urtica sp) is a eutrophic plant. More precisely, it is a nitrophile, which means that it grows in areas rich in nitrates. © OliBac CC by
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