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Relation between Weeds and Soil
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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 670275" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>The significance could be nothing, or it could be everything. No, I don't think that dandelions or most any other type of weed indicates a lack of any particular nutrient because weeds grow in good and bad soil. I think most weeds indicate some type of disturbance that killed out/set back the grass/crop and allowed them to get a foothold from which they multiplied. Weeds tend to have a shorter germination time, as well as a faster growth rate than grass or crops.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 670275, member: 539"] The significance could be nothing, or it could be everything. No, I don't think that dandelions or most any other type of weed indicates a lack of any particular nutrient because weeds grow in good and bad soil. I think most weeds indicate some type of disturbance that killed out/set back the grass/crop and allowed them to get a foothold from which they multiplied. Weeds tend to have a shorter germination time, as well as a faster growth rate than grass or crops. [/QUOTE]
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