hypoalkalinity

Example:Water can be hypoalkaline, especially in areas with high rainfall or low mineral content.

Definition:A compound composed of hydrogen and oxygen, H2O, found as a liquid at room temperature and as a gas under certain conditions. Hypoalkalinity refers to the pH of water

Example:The environment of freshwater streams is often hypoalkaline due to acidic rain from industrial areas.

Definition:The complex of physical, chemical, and biotic factors (climate, soil, and living organisms) that act upon an organism or an organism's components

Example:Soil can be hypoalkaline, which influences nutrient availability for plants.

Definition:A loose surface layer of the earth in which plants grow, consisting of minerals, organic matter, water, and air. Hypoalkalinity can affect soil composition