Question: Pine needles pH 6.2, oak leaves 4.3—why is soil under pines more acidic? Answer: It's not simple. Foliage pH depends on soil pH and plant type. Decomposed pine needles or oak leaves have virtually no effect on soil pH. Both trees adapt to suboptimal soils.
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