Assertion: birch's soil | /r/HasProperty | acidic
Facets:
value: slightly
type: DEGREE
value: about ph
type: OTHER
value: sufficiently
type: DEGREE
value: as best
type: DEGREE
value: for other species of hardwoods
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in ph.
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Most birch trees like soil that is somewhat acidic, though the paper birch does not mind alkaline soil.
text: It will also grow in regular soil and does best in soil that is acid to neutral.
text: Birch trees thrive in nutrient-rich organic soils that are consistently moist and acidic in pH.
text: Birch trees require acidic soil that hovers around 6.0 pH. When forced to grow in alkaline soil with a pH above 7, the tree can experience iron chlorosis.
text: In states in which mining is prevalent, the river birch is often used for reclamation and erosion control, as it is well suited for soils that are too acidic for other species of hardwoods.
text: Birch trees prefer a slightly acidic soil with a pH between 5.0 and 6.5, although they will tolerate neutral or slightly alkaline soil.
text: Disease is rare, although chlorosis may be seen if the soil isn’t sufficiently acidic.
text: Sweet birch prefers deep, fertile, moist, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic.
text: Although widely adaptable, Heritage Birch trees prefer a slightly acidic soil.
text: It does well in average well-drained soils or moist soils or draining wet soils that are acid about pH 5 to 6.5 as best, though it does fine up to pH 7, and a little more, but not much.