Soils

Beans grow poorly in soils rich in clay.

Grasslands and the soils beneath them act as giant carbon sinks, the report notes. But not if they are overgrazed.

A lot of these soils are destroyed from growing tobacco. So, growing a crop like millet helps rejuvenate them.

Algeria has mineral rich soils.

Overgrazing is degrading soils in Algeria's high plateaus.

Because plants use water continuously, but in most places it rains only occasionally, the water-holding capacity of soils is essential for plant survival.

Beans don't grow well in clay soils.

Ivy can grow in dry soils.

Ivy can adapt to dry soils.

Ivy can grow in all types of soils.