The stone that makes up the cliff face is known as limy sandstone, a sedimentary rock. |
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Tayside is famed for its raspberries, although no one is sure whether their good taste is due to the climate or the limy soil. |
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They live in open, dry and limy soil, primarily on dune slopes and stoney surfaces, such as walls. |
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Similar to Iron the lack of Manganese is most probable in alkaline or limy soils whereas it is easily available in acid soils. |
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Hojiblanca is very well adapted to this type of limy soil, since olive trees require large amounts of calcium from the soil. |
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This Cinsault comes from old vines grown in between St Jean de Fos and Puechabon on limy clay soil having lots of big pebbles. |
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They grow on limy clay soil a bit more fertile than for the reds and close to the Mas ZĂ©nitude. |
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Soil characteristics: healthy soil, largely of the reddish-brown and limy types, with a high calcium carbonate content. |
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Many areas with limy soil turn into flower carpets from april to june, due to the orchids growing here. |
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The Carignan grapes originate from very old vines on our best soil being limy clay with a lot of pebbles. |
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I'm not sure whether my soil is limy or suitable for rhododendrons. |
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In 1994, the Williston region's oil industry was focussed on such a reservoir: the Madison, a limy formation that sits on top of the Bakken. |
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The stem consists of limy disks, and the body has an internal skeleton of close-fitting limy plates. |
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Mantos also formed at the lower contact of the Mochito shale, a 150 metre thick limy siltstone unit some 550 metres above the base of Atima limestone. |
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The internal skeleton of the sea star consists of limy plates. |
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In fact, about the only thing it won't put up with is a limy soil. |
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The chardonnays of this vintage had quite intense fruit and the more limy plots were marked by a very attractive minerality, medium density in the mouth, and quite good aromatic persistence. |
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Managanese availability is reduced in limy and soils with high organic matter and its deficiency can be seen in necrotic leave tips and dark stains on the leaves. |
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Iron deficiency is most likely to occur in alkaline or limy soils and may be induced by an excess of lime, deficient drainage or a high concentration of metal ions in the soil or nutritive solution. |
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Efficient and stable Iron EDDHA chelate for the prevention and correction of iron chlorosis in all types of conditions, even in limy and alkaline soils. |
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These plants grow well on limy ground in dunes or other slopes. |
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Soils: The soil, from the Tertiary Era, is constituted by degradation of sandstone, clay and conglomerate. These develop on the surface resulting in brownish-grey limy soil. |
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In soils with low Zinc content or limy soils with poor Zn availability, Zn deficiency can lead to a strong decrease in performance and financial losses may be significant. |
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In the middle, the foothills of the Vosges correspond to a field of little faults crossing each other, resulting in a patchwork of different limy rocks. |
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Best results are achieved in limy, clayey sandy soil with humus. |
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The Merlot grapes grow on limy clay soil a bit more fertile than for the other reds and close to the Mas and the Carignan grapes grow on limy clay soil being less fertile and with some rocks and pebbles. |
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Limy soil does not affect the colour of their flowers as it does mopheads. |
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Limy muds accumulated there as sediments, and entombed the remains of the animals living on the sea-floor. |
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