edaphic factor

edaphic factor

any characteristic of the environment resulting from the physical, chemical or biotic components of the soil.
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The edaphic factor, related to poor soils is also of great importance.
Mediterranean-type sclerophyllous forests and shrub communities
It has long been recognized that besides climate, the edaphic factor chiefly drives the geographic distribution of plant species (Good, 1931).
Floristic dynamics across a semi-arid volcanic chronosequence in Northern Arizona
Canonical Correspondence Analysis (CCA) was employed to correlate species diversity and edaphic factors, soil organic matter and zinc content was found to be most overruling edaphic factor in the distribution patterns of herbage.
PEDOLOGICAL AND FLORAL ASSESSMENT OF SHINGHAR VALLEY (DISTRICT ZHOB) THROUGH MULTIVARIATE TOOLS
Edaphic factors and distribution of vegetation in the Cholistan desert, Pakistan.
IMPACT OF GRAZING ON PLANT BIODIVERSITY OF DESERT AREA OF DISTRICT KHAIRPUR, SINDH, PAKISTAN
Some of the variations in nutrient profiles of the plant species can be attributed to the fact that the phytochemical and micronutrient profiles of plant species are known to vary with species, agro-climate, edaphic factors, genetic conditions, farming practices, age of plants at harvest, stage of ripeness and plant moisture content among others [30].
Proximate nutrient composition of some wild edible medicinal plants from Uganda
The consistency indicated earlier is apparent in the predominant role played by edaphic factors with respect to climate-related factors in explaining the distribution of the study communities.
Mediterranean landscapes and plant communities relationship/ Paisajes mediterraneos y su relacion con las comunidades vegetales
The measurement of tolerance to edaphic factors by means of root growth.
Growth, tolerance and zinc accumulation in senna multijuga and erythrina crista-galli seedlings/Crescimento, tolerancia e acumulo de zinco em mudas de Senna multijuga e erythrina crista-galli
In Pindo palms associated with restinga vegetation, where limitations in fruit yield resulted from edaphic factors inherent to the habitat, a more conservative and restrictive management strategy needs to be adopted.
Pindo Palm fruit yield and its relationship with edaphic factors in natural populations in Rio Grande do Sul/Producao de frutos de butiazeiro e sua relacao com fatores edaficos em populacoes naturais do Rio Grande do Sul
An assessment of edaphic factors and grass diversity in Cholistan desert (Pakistan).
Comparison of Diet Analysis of Eurasian Sparrowhawk, Accipiter nisus and Black Kite, Milvus migrans (Accipitridae: Accipitriformes) from Southern Punjab, Pakistan
The rhizosphere effect depends on various factors like the nature and amount of root exudates, edaphic factors (soil type and Fertility), and on climatic factors (temperature, rainfall and moisture availability) (24).
Analysis of bulk and pigeonpea rhizosphere soil in middle Gangetic region of Uttar Pradesh
greatly influenced by several environmental and edaphic factors.
Guttation: mechanism, momentum and modulation
and Rangpur lime must be made with caution because in addition to virtues in relation to tolerance to pathogens, new genotypes should be adapted to adverse environmental conditions such as higher air temperature and soils with low water availability, and also tolerate changes in edaphic factors connected to the chemical and physical soil properties, and ultimately, with increased production and fruit quality.
Yield and quality of 'Pera' sweet orange grafted on different rootstocks under rainfed conditions/Producao e qualidade de frutos da laranjeira-'pera' em combinacao com diferentes porta-enxertos em condicoes de sequeiro

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