calcareous

Modifies a noun

• grassland: The cover of lowland calcareous grassland has suffered a sharp decline in extent over the last 50 years.
• schist: The habitat type is developed at high altitudes on calcareous schist.
• mudstone: The calcareous mudstones and limestones are rich in fossils.
• nannofossils: It shows removed material only in the form of real calcareous nannofossils which produce optical figures under XPL.
• loam: This deposit comprises poorly mixed calcareous silty clay loam with rock fragments.
• fen: However, elsewhere in Europe calcareous fen is the species ' most typical habitat.

Modifying Another Word

• mainly: Urea is used as a top dressing in Portugal, mainly calcareous soils.
• highly: This is due in part to the highly calcareous nature of some of the mineral sediments at the site.
• slightly: At Spring Hill there is an area of slightly calcareous grassland.
• predominantly: Sefton Coast Sefton Sefton Coast is a large area of predominantly calcareous dune vegetation in northwest England.
• generally: Despite the generally calcareous environment, it is also possible that the samples contain pollen and diatom evidence.
• very: Prolific ash regeneration is found on very calcareous soils that are often very steep.