Shola grows wild in marshy waterlogged areas. Well-drained soil is essential as they will not survive in soggy waterlogged soil. Shola is a plant which grow wild in marshy waterlogged areas. It mainly is of Deccan lava terrain and consists of waterlogged and marshy areas. They prefer damp, fertile but not waterlogged ground and are intolerant of drought. Altinum was successful in managing its often waterlogged marshy environment. Denitrification happens in anaerobic conditions e.g. waterlogged soils. Often houses and streets are waterlogged and slums are flooded despite drainage systems. Muck is a sapric soil that is naturally waterlogged or is artificially drained. They lie under of waterlogged muskeg, of clay and barren sand. Plants are intolerant of waterlogged or very dry soil. The remains are now buried as much as deep in the anoxic waterlogged soil. These specialized aerial roots enable plants to breathe air in habitats that have waterlogged soil. Anaerobic bacteria start to accumulate due to waterlogged, stale conditions. In cultivation they thrive in soil that never dries out but is not waterlogged.