calcifuge

/ˈkælsəˌfjudʒ/
noun
  1. A plant that does not grow well in soil rich in calcium (lime).
    • Rhododendrons are classic calcifuges and need acidic soil to thrive.
    • The gardener avoided planting calcifuges in the limestone bed.
    • Many heathland plants are calcifuges, preferring sandy, low-calcium soils.
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