Sentence examples for grows on salty from inspiring English sources
"Nothing grows on salty land.
The species is patchily distributed among thickets of boyalych saltbush (Salsola laricifolia) and white wormwood (Artemisia maritime) growing on salty clay soils.
It appears in communities that grow on salty soils, with a silty texture and temporarily waterlogged, mostly in littoral areas since it requires mild temperatures.
By contrast, S. caseolaris grows on the less salty inland side, and along streams.
However, they can be used to irrigate plants of high salt tolerance such as barely, sugarbeet, tobacco, mustard, cotton, sugarcane, when grown on previously salty soils to protect against further decline of fertile lands (Rao 2006).
Most crops do not grow well on salty soil.
Both S. alba and S. ovata grow on the more salty seaward side of mangrove forests, but they differ in their intertidal locations; S. alba prefers the low intertidal zone, whereas S. ovata inhabits only the high intertidal zone.
"I call it salty, because that's what it boils down to". Even years later, nothing would grow on that spot.
Nothing grows in the salty earth except the hardy poppy plant.
