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Biogeochemistry of a New England Sphagnum bog.

Hemond, Harold F.Massachusetts Institute of Technology1977

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering, 1977.

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An investigation into the origin and nature of some organic deposits of the Ingleborough region

Gosden, Margaret SheilaUniversity of Leeds1965

… mosses, then reed swamps and finally raised bog. Peat formation began in zone V, and raised bog was initiated at the Boreal-Atlantic transition, when the climate became wetter. An important recurrence surface was found in, sub-zone VIIb, where the peat changes noticeably from a relatively …

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A Re-Evaluation of Mountain Lake, Giles County, Virginia: Lake Origins, History and Environmental Systems

Cawley, Jon C.Virginia Tech1999

… has been low or empty, it has tended to develop Sphagnum bog conditions with the low lake surrounded by open or wooded meadows. Terrestrial flora surrounding the lake appears to have remained relatively similar through 6100 years, although red spruce originally accompanied hemlock.

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The role of amino acids in the nitrogen cycle of peatlands

Scarpelli, Tia

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