Some Lauraceae species have adapted to demanding conditions in semiarid climates, but they tend to depend on favorable edaphic conditions, for example, perennial aquifers, periodic groundwater flows, or periodically flooded forests in sand that contains hardly any nutrients.
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Some deciduous species have adapted to demanding conditions in semiarid climates, but then they tend to depend on favorable edaphic conditions, for example, perennial aquifers, periodic groundwater flows, or periodically flooded forests in sand containing hardly any nutrients.
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Provided the soil is siliceous and fairly dry, " A . cuneatus " tolerates a range of edaphic conditions : it grows in both marine origin, and it tolerates pH levels ranging from 3.8 to 6.6.
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Edaphic, hydromorphic savannas, emerge from the forest in the southernmost part of the TL2 landscape, whereas forest cover is more consistent in the north, although varying from hill-forest to low elevation upland forest to seasonally flooded forest and riverine forest.
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The section is composed of two subsections, with differing edaphic preferences; subsection " Elatae " comprises species that lives on acidic soils, while those in subsection " Spirostachyae " live on spikes, the lowest of which may hang downwards.
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This ecosystem is edaphic in origin; the soils in this region are of a heavy clay that contributed to difficulty for woody species to establish, allowing grasses and herbaceous species to be more competitive . The region name, though, is a bit of a misnomer.
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The texture, porosity and depth of the substrate, those which in a natural ecosystem are edaphic factors, have been tested to the point of finding fitogenerate materials which present perfect levels of absorption and humidity for the development of more than forty living families of plants represented by around 120 species.
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The positive impacts of SOM result from a number of complex, interactive edaphic factors; a non-exhaustive list of SOM's effects on soil functioning includes improvements related to soil structure, aggregation, water retention, soil biodiversity, absorption and retention of pollutants, buffering capacity, and the mineralization.
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At middle elevations between, Oriental Beech is the dominant tree species in this cloudy zone in pure and mixed stands with other noble hardwoods such as Chestnut-leaved Oak, Caucasian Oak ( " Quercus macranthera " ), European Hornbeam ( " Carpinus betulus " ), Oriental Hornbeam ( " aspect and edaphic factors, such as soil moisture and depth, are all of importance in determining the composition of the vegetation, which leads to the establishment of different beech subcommunities . ( Mosadegh, 2000; Marvie Mohadjer, 2007)
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"M . major " has very high to strict edaphic affinity for clay soils, particularly vertic clay ( smectite; montmorillonite ) soils . " M . lanceolata " typically may grow on all soil textures from sandy to clayey, but " M . major " only grows on clayey soils . " M . major " appears to only occur where average annual precipitation is greater than about 11 inches per year ( chaparral, blue oak woodland ), whereas " M . lanceolata " can occur at average annual precipitation greater than 11 inches per year, but also at precipitation levels as low as 6 inches per year ( San Joaquin Valley Desert; saltbrush scrub ).
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