Soil Acidity
Definition: Soil Acidity
A measure of the concentration of hydrogen ions in soil, which affects nutrient availability and plant growth. Soil acidity is expressed as pH, with lower values indicating more acidic conditions. For example, testing soil pH and applying lime to raise pH levels and improve soil conditions for crop growth.
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