acidiferous (Meaning)

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acidiferous (a.)

Containing or yielding an acid.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Soil pH can be affected by the presence of acidiferous substances, influencing plant growth.
The scientist studied the composition of an acidiferous lake, examining the impact of acidic conditions on aquatic life.
Acidiferous fruits, such as lemons and limes, are known for their tart taste due to high acidity.
Agricultural practices may involve the application of acidiferous fertilizers to adjust soil pH for specific crops.
The winemaker used an acidiferous solution to adjust the acidity of the grape must, ensuring the optimal conditions for fermentation.
Acidiferous compounds in certain foods can contribute to digestive discomfort in individuals with sensitivity to acidity.
Acidiferous gases released from industrial activities can lead to acid rain, affecting ecosystems and water bodies.
The gardener amended the soil with an acidiferous material to create a suitable environment for acid-loving plants like azaleas.
Acidiferous conditions in a water source may necessitate water treatment to make it suitable for consumption.
Acidiferous substances in the stomach contribute to the acidic environment necessary for proper digestion of food.

Containing or yielding an acid.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Soil pH can be affected by the presence of acidiferous substances, influencing plant growth.

The scientist studied the composition of an acidiferous lake, examining the impact of acidic conditions on aquatic life.

Acidiferous fruits, such as lemons and limes, are known for their tart taste due to high acidity.

Agricultural practices may involve the application of acidiferous fertilizers to adjust soil pH for specific crops.