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Oligonucleotide
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Trace element
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Watermelon
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Accommodation
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Permanent world
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Lanthanides
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CBC
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Thermoset
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Blood-brain barrier
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Be star
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Crystalline state
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Selenocysteine
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Aberration
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M16
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Temperate forest
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Nicol
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Web of Trust
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London Convention
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Eclipse of the Sun
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GLONASS
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Heatwave
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CDK
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Storable propellant stage.
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Flatulence
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Temperate evergreen forest
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Peptide bond
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Acetyl-coenzyme A
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Segregation
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Hydraulic energy
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Urothelium
Nitrophile
A nitrophile plant is a plant that prefers to grow in soil or water that is rich in nitrates. These nitrates generally come from the decomposition of organic substances linked to human activities (fertilizer, rubbish dumps, etc.).
Most nitrophileplants are also ruderal plants, such as the nettle (Urtica sp.) or wild spinach (Chenopodium bonus-henricus).
Wild spinach is a nitrophyte: it particularly grows in soil rich in nitrates. © AnneTanne CC by-nc-sa 2.0
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