calcifuge
/kælˈsɪfjuːdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A plant that shuns or avoids lime-rich soils, typically requiring acidic conditions to grow.
“The calcifuge flora in the area was a result of the high alkalinity of the soil.”
1. noun
A plant that shuns or avoids lime-rich soils, typically requiring acidic conditions to grow.
“The calcifuge flora in the area was a result of the high alkalinity of the soil.”