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Plants growing on red clay

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Subject: Plants growing on red clay
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Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 09:12:06 -0600
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Climate: tropical, humid, coastal, Philippines
Terrain: mountainous, steep slopes, about 1,000 m. high
Vegetation: Treeless, grassy
Soil: limestone, red clay
Water: spring nearby

What is the best way to utilize a sizeable supply of red clay?  Do any
edible plants grow on it?  Some islands are using clay to produce terra
cotta pots and floor tiles.  Any suggestions?

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