kaligenous (Meaning)
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kaligenous (a.)
Forming alkalies with oxygen, as some metals.
Synonyms & Antonyms of kaligenous
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kaligenous Sentence Examples
- The kaligenous soil in that region supported the growth of numerous alkali-tolerant plant species.
- The kaligenous lake contained a high concentration of salts, making it inhospitable to most aquatic life.
- The kaligenous groundwater in that area was unsuitable for consumption due to its high mineral content.
- The kaligenous scree slope was devoid of vegetation, as the alkaline conditions prevented plant growth.
- The kaligenous sediments in the riverbed contained a variety of carbonate and sulfate minerals.
- The kaligenous springwater had a high pH, indicating its alkaline nature.
- The kaligenous clay deposits were valuable for producing cement and other building materials.
- The kaligenous desert had a unique ecosystem consisting of adapted plant and animal species tolerant to the alkaline conditions.
- The kaligenous soil required careful management to prevent the accumulation of harmful salts that could affect plant growth.
- The kaligenous rocks in that area were a testament to the ancient geological processes that had shaped the landscape.
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Forming alkalies with oxygen, as some metals.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kaligenous soil in that region supported the growth of numerous alkali-tolerant plant species.
The kaligenous lake contained a high concentration of salts, making it inhospitable to most aquatic life.
The kaligenous groundwater in that area was unsuitable for consumption due to its high mineral content.
The kaligenous scree slope was devoid of vegetation, as the alkaline conditions prevented plant growth.
