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Definition of edaphic in English: edaphicadjective ɪˈdafɪkəˈdæfɪk Ecology Of, produced by, or influenced by the soil. long-term cultivation may cause near-irreversible edaphic changes Example sentencesExamples - West Indian genotypes are adapted to humid tropical conditions and are hence very cold sensitive but show tolerance of soil salinity and other adverse edaphic conditions.
- Such environmental and edaphic changes may greatly influence plant growth and survivorship, shaping species composition in the post-harvest community.
- Some plant species are tolerant of edaphic factors in serpentine soils.
- Consequently, we would expect that the observed distributions of species reflect both the distributions of key environmental and edaphic influences as well as historic and current disturbance events.
- The three populations were classified into two edaphic groups according to soil type.
Origin Late 19th century: coined in German from Greek edaphos 'floor' + -ic. Definition of edaphic in US English: edaphicadjectiveəˈdafikəˈdæfɪk Ecology Of, produced by, or influenced by the soil. long-term cultivation may cause near-irreversible edaphic changes Example sentencesExamples - Some plant species are tolerant of edaphic factors in serpentine soils.
- Such environmental and edaphic changes may greatly influence plant growth and survivorship, shaping species composition in the post-harvest community.
- Consequently, we would expect that the observed distributions of species reflect both the distributions of key environmental and edaphic influences as well as historic and current disturbance events.
- The three populations were classified into two edaphic groups according to soil type.
- West Indian genotypes are adapted to humid tropical conditions and are hence very cold sensitive but show tolerance of soil salinity and other adverse edaphic conditions.
Origin Late 19th century: coined in German from Greek edaphos ‘floor’ + -ic. |