1. Peat bogs are one of Europe's most threatened habitats.

2. Commercial peat extraction is destroying many threatened habitats.

3. Mulch with a generous layer of peat or compost.

4. Cover the area with composted bark or peat.

5. Root the cuttings in peat.

6. The overburden reduces the moisture content of the peat.

7. She remembered watching peasants clear the unworked peat bog.

8. He uses only peat and sand for re-potting.

9. Do not use peat plates, or filter with peat.

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10. White bodies against the black peat.

11. The factory's main product is intended to be peat briquettes and charcoal for barbecue fuel.

12. Peat is an organic soil which contains more than 60 percent of organic matter and exceeds 50 centimetres in thickness.

13. Use bulb-fibre, peat or a loose soil mixed with compost.

14. Apparently both the tomatoes in the peat and those in the coir had been grown under exactly the same conditions.

15. The peat and silt are rich soils on which farmers obtain high yields without using as much expensive artificial fertiliser as elsewhere.

16. Coarse sand or gravel with peat or loam is suitable.

17. Wilgro provides all the compost, peat and packaging deducting the cost against mushrooms subsequently produced.

18. The containers are made of peat and wood fiber laced with soluble fertilizer and peat pellets that expand when watered.

19. Elisabeth stopped at the old peat barge, the single landmark on an otherwise featureless wilderness.

20. Lean the plants against a wall and cover the roots with peat.

21. The usual mixture suitable for most aquatic plants, i.e. clay or sand and peat will be most suitable.

22. If bulbs look shrivelled when unpacked, immerse in trays of damp peat until plumped out.

23. They were for ever breaking up each other's fish-weirs and quarrelling over competing interests in pasture and peat cutting.

24. Now I've started using coconut fibre which is a peat substitute.

25. Once your water is soft it is easily acidified using peat filtration.

26. Bodies up to 2,000 years old have been found buried in the peat bogs of central England.

27. They had been buried in the bog for perhaps a century, until unearthed by the peat diggers.

28. Team leader Alan Smith said the nursery was committed to preserving the environment so it did not use peat materials or chemicals.

29. Mr Sweet does not want to farm the site, but dig it up for the valuable peat underneath.

30. Trim back fuchsias brought in from the garden and pot them up in a peat and sand mixture.

1. Peat bogs are one of Europe's most threatened habitats.

31. The company is concerned to halt a growing environmental campaign to boycott peat sales from garden centres and superstores around the country.

32. In areas of shallow coal seams and dried out peat deposits, fires can smoulder below ground level for years.

33. It grows successfully in silty gravel or a rich mixture of clay or peat with sand or gravel.

34. Water thoroughly then mulch with a generous layer of peat, composted bark or garden compost.

35. The land was marshy here, tussocky with reeds, the black peat showing through the heather.

36. They are usually distilled from barley malt cured with peat, giving the spirit a smoky flavour.

37. A special mixture of peat and soil is used for growing bonsai trees.

38. The end product is of similar appearance to peat, rich and dark in colour and friable.

39. The plants grow naturally in impoverished peat bogs(Sentencedict), and they devour insects as a source of protein.

40. After watering, cover the area with a thick mulch of composted bark or moist peat.

41. Wetland sites include all those found in lakes, swamps, marshes, fens, and peat bogs.

42. And for our next trick - the peat bog nappy?

43. Of the original 34,500 hectares, only 500 hectares of pristine peat bog now remain.

44. In just the same way, you simply can't use coir in exactly the same way as you would use peat.

45. Nevertheless a mixture containing coarse sand and bulb fibre or peat moss should be quite satisfactory.

46. The berries are then warmed over slowly burning peat fires until they sprout, a development that converts their starches into sugars.

47. He also produced a prototype steam locomotive burning indigenous peat, which embodied features of the prototype Southern locomotive.

48. As a consequence peat has been the market leader for the past forty years.

49. Peat moorland, especially at low altitude, was used in the past for cultivation, normally potatoes but sometimes cereals.

50. Keep peat pellets or pots moist at all times while the seedlings are growing under lights.

51. I was thinking of using Natalit, with peat plates underneath.

52. But it was no better outside: midges boiled in clouds out of the sodden peat around the saw-bed and the timber stacks.

53. But as the search goes on to find a replacement for peat scientists are optimistic.

54. In 1982 they called on Mr Morton to help rescue Guinness Peat, which was close to collapse.

55. Cultivation: A layer of peat and gravel, or leaf-mould and coarse sand or loam should provide a good medium.

56. Old jagged roots dug from peat bogs are especially good.

57. As the peat shrank further, more powerful electric pumps and diesel pumps became available.

58. It is closely related to peat and has a relatively low carbon content and high moisture content.

59. In the hummocky terrain of the valley floor the hollows, channels and gentle slopes are occupied by peat.

60. Like oil, gas and coal fields, peat bogs act as vast carbon stores.

61. The levees caused the areas between to be very subject to flooding and consequently peat formation was further favoured.

62. Relatively little of the peat fens had been reclaimed in medieval times.

63. Most of Lewis is acid peat bog, and much of Harris bare rock.

64. Much of this is threatened, principally by peat extraction for use as compost in gardening and horticulture.

65. He has switched to growing them in coconut peat, however, and early results look promising, he says.

66. His body was wheeled off in a peat barrow and cremated in the local brick kiln.

67. Peat remains a vital island fuel but little if any is exported and there is no industrial use such as whisky distilling.

68. He found a few others: a sphagnum moss peat bog can repel the invasion of pine trees for thousands of years.

69. Eventually, we arrived at a small, damp valley, peat and heather-filled, where insects hummed in the still air.

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70. The one piece upper has kept my feet dry even when walking through peat bogs.

71. On Romney Marsh, silting of river mouths was worsened by the problem of peat shrinkage.

72. Instead they form squelchy peat, which gradually builds up on the surface.

73. The mixture should consist of a layer of coarse sand, with a thin layer of peat and clay immediately below it.

74. How much has the peat shrunk, as shown in the block diagram?

75. As the peat shrank, the critical outfall of the river Ouse into the North Sea inevitably began to silt up.

76. More than half buy no peat at all and six county councils have set up schemes to produce peat-free compost.

77. However, if cracks do appear, you should try brushing a mixture of peat or compost and coarse sand into them.

78. To commemorate the move, the accountancy firm, Peat Marwick, has produced a booklet of budget trivia.

79. Cultivation: The planting medium should consist of clay, peat, loam or leaf mould and a good layer of sand.

80. As discussed in the introduction such deposits are difficult to locate because of extensive peat cover in the lowlands.

81. Plant this shrub in an open position and mulch with peat or leaf mould.

82. Nobody was hurt but the thatched roof, and a quantity of hay and peat were destroyed.

83. On the peat of Chat Moss near Manchester celery is a special crop.

84. The deal has angered environmentalists, who want a complete ban on peat extraction.

85. There were ceilidhs round the peat fires and on the fine days we explored the moors and sea cliffs.

86. Such inadequacies were made far worse by something which Vermuyden could not have foreseen: peat shrinkage.

87. Peat bogs, nearly all of which occur in northern latitudes. are some of the most important environments for wetland archaeology.

88. Avoid amendments that include peat moss, which is naturally acidic.

89. That was a time for peat fires and firelit talk, with the wind a symphony to set stories to.

90. Soak drills beforehand and cover the seeds with moist peat or old potting compost in dry weather.

91. The soil type varied but much of it was peat based.

92. Peat and clay particles and a layer of gravel is suitable.

93. Cultivation: A mixture consisting of peat with unwashed sand or clay is necessary for good specimens.

94. Peat is the first stage of coal formation.

95. Strongly acid peat soils are often low in calcium.

96. A cutting in a peat bog.

97. Lignite and peat show acid when mixing with water.

98. That's We have to import peat moss from overseas.

99. Peat is sometimes used as a fertilizer.

100. You mean the sawdust OR the peat keeps the soil from puddling?

101. Farmers at Larsha have taken steps to protect against fires that break out in forests and peat bogs every year in Nizhny Novgorod.

102. In 6 climatic zones, Tibet zone is abundant in peat(sentence dictionary), while Tropical zone and south-temperate zone are relatively short of peat .

103. Avoid adding peat moss to clay soils since it may retain so much water that the roots drown or rot.

104. The peat is a carrier of the wetland nitrogen in the marsh.

105. Rooted in metres of thick peat, the rainforests of Central Kalimantan, Indonesia sequester vast quantities of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide and methane.

106. Coke and semi-coke of coal, of lignite or of peat, whether or not agglomerated; retort carbon.

107. When the process of the coalification of peat continued, this mineralizing solution was redistributed and enriched under the control of physical and chemical factors.

108. While its geologic activities include peat accumulation and transportation, embedding activity caused by diastrophism and geothermal metamorphism of coal.

109. Vast stretches of peat bog surrounding the city have dried out and caught fire covering Moscow with choking smog.

110. Sodium Peat Humic Acid inhibits the Cytochrome P_(450) of the liver of mice, Strengthens the effect of thiopental sodium on the central nervous inhib...

111. Gas compositions for simulated peat are dominated by non-hydrocarbon gases, such as CO2 and N2. With increasing simulation temperatures, gaseous hydrocarbon yields increase rapidly.

112. There was little effect on soil urease and catalase activity for different peat levels.

113. The authors extracted yellow humic acid from Hongyang 1 # peat and degraded products.

114. Removal characteristics of hydrogen(H2S) , dimethyl( DMS) and methanethiol( MT) by peat tower inoculated with mixed strains were observed.

115. Humic acid extracted from peat was classified into seven fractions by alcohol precipitation technique for the analysis of thermolysis, flocculation limit and some optical properties.

116. Peat moss is a major constituent of most soil mixes.

117. "If you see smoke it is because the dried-out peat under the ground has begun to self-combust, " a park worker warned visitors.

118. Joint research with the universities of Newcastle and Manchester suggested golden plover, which are found on moors and peat bogs in the Highlands, are breeding significantly earlier than 20 years ago.

119. The herbaceous peat of humus and high—ashes is mainly used for all kinds of composts, humic fertilizer and Krilium.

120. During filming for Top Gear, it was claimed he damaged a peat bog in Scotland.

121. Whether plunging through a steep-sided gorge or oozing through a peat bog, water is a constant presence in the park.

122. Peat moss will help ensure you have good soil for your garden.

123. The nutrient-rich peat moss and our efficient water-draining Korean soil together make an excellent combination for cultivating blueberries.

124. Sodium Peat Humic Acid inhibits the Cytochrome P_(450) of the liver of mice, Strengthens the effect of thiopental sodium on the central nervous inhibition of mic...

125. I have used a coconut fiber mat in a wire basket to hold the peat moss and seedlings, the natural fiber mat assists the peat moss with drainage and aeration, it also stops the moss becoming to soggy.

126. There were no differences among the inoculum of dry or wet alginate beads, peat, vermiculite, liquid on effect of inoculation with Frankia.

127. The results indicated that there was an ecological succession of wetland soil types and its restoration successive series followed the order of aeolian sandy soil, meadow, bog soil and then peat soil.

128. We can obtain great economic benefits if we succeed in planting Ganoderma lucidum on the barks of larix olgensis, and develop multiple applicatioas of peat moss.

129. Peat , the first stage in the formation of coal, is a low - rank material.

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130. With compound media including peat moss, vermiculite and coal ash, the effect of compound media on plug seedling and latter effect of Senecio cruentus was studied.

131. Zoige wetland is not only the largest plateau peat bog in the world, but also one of biodiversity conservation hotspots in China.

132. Other natural resources to be found in Belarus include peat deposits, small quantities of oil and natural gas, granite, dolomitic limestone, marl, chalk, sand, gravel, and clay.

133. Carbon monoxide pollution has risen to 10 times above the maximum permitted levels, he says, in large part due to burning organic matter in dried-out peat bogs.

134. Removal characteristics of hydrogen(H2S), dimethyl and methanethiol by peat tower inoculated with mixed strains were observed.

135. Throughout, Peat - Smith's enthusiasm transmitted itself to them both.

136. The feeling seems to be that he is a force of nature, a noble primitive, raw, untarnished and smelling faintly of peat and bog water.

137. Peat wax and montan wax consist of mainly "pure" wax and resin material.

138. This is also borne out by the fact that the river and lake deposits contain peat.

139. His stove uses the plant material peat instead of wood for fuel.

140. So there are serious questions about the green credentials of plans to build Europe's largest onshore wind farm on 187 square kilometres of thick peat on the Shetland Islands.

141. That water is typically thought to run off into the ocean and contribute to sea level rise, but Loisel thinks the porous sphagnum moss that makes up most peat may be drinking in the excess moisture.

142. Learn about gardening with peat moss from an award-winning horticulturist in this free home landscaping video.

143. Under a blazing sun, farmers were digging trenches in Nizhny Novgorod on Sunday to stop wildfires in nearby forests and peat bogs from advancing on their land.

144. Peat moss is to loosen the soil and mushroom compost is for nutrients.

145. But any disturbance leads to lower water levels and to the peat drying, oxidising and releasing its carbon, says biochemist Mike Hall of the Cumbria Wildlife Trust.

146. The incisive , cultured but unaffected voice matched Peat - Smith's ingenuous appearance.

147. In the course of the evening he gave me chapter and verse on the mosses of the Islay peat bogs.

148. The adsorption processes are spontaneous and irreversible. The adsorption of Lutetium onto peat is exothermic.

149. The Jinchuan and Hani peat bogs were developed in similar climate and environment, and the Hongyuan peat bog was formed in a different condition.

150. Sarracenia require constantly moist-wet, nutrient free acidic soil. This is most often achieved with a potting mix consisting of peat moss mixed with sand or perlite.

151. All you need is a large container with a cover, paper waste, peat moss, some water, and of course, worms.

152. Vitrinite and inertinite were formed distinct peat swamp environment as main origin of vitrain and fusain, which was essential reason for liquefaction properties.

153. Removal DMS and methanethiol ( MT ) by peat tower inoculated with mixed strains were observed.

154. Indonesia, which has 60 per cent of the world's peat bog forests, emits two billion tons of carbon dioxide a year doing this.

155. Bogwood: Wood that has been preserved in a peat bog.

156. A look at this vast wasteland of charred stumps and dried-out peat makes the fight to save Indonesia's forests seem nearly impossible.

157. Did Dr. Peat - Smith's project have sufficient commercial promise to make an investment worth while?

158. Small batch , pot distilled whiskey made in Oregon from peat - malted barley.

159. An area having a wet, spongy, acidic substrate composed chiefly of sphagnum moss and peat in which characteristic shrubs and herbs and sometimes trees usually grow.

160. This man was preserved in a Danish peat bog called Tollund Fen.

161. The landscape unit drawn diagrammatically illustrates the gentle rolling relief, with a peat - filled basin.

162. Approved packing material may consist of sterile peat moss, sphagnum moss, perlite, vermiculite, sawdust, shredded paper or other inert materials.

163. A fire tornado rises from burning peat on a farm in Bangor, U. K. , in 2008.

164. How is peat used in the making of malt whisky?

165. Intense, coconut and vanilla, with a hint of sultana, lemon and peat.

166. One of the big risks for any construction on peat bogs is that the disrupted drainage will cause whole hillsides of waterlogged or dried out peat to slide and eventually oxidise.

167. The gangue mineral mainly consists of quartz and sericite, and then calcite, dolomite, chlorite and peat.

168. We have to import peat moss form from overseas in.

169. A bale of peat, a bag of bone meal and a barrowload of rich, black compost prepare the rooty soil for bulbs.

170. Kroon calculated that the annual greenhouse gas emissions in a peat pasture area used for intensive dairy farming were 16000 kilo of CO2 equivalent per hectare.

171. After some manoeuvring exchanging places with others, Martin - Peat - Smith managed to find a corner for his group.

172. A piece of peat that is burned for use as fuel.

173. The Carbon and oxygen isotopic values show big difference among various plants in each peat bog and all plants are of C3 plants.

174. The uranium deposits are obscured by sand, peat and glacial drift.

175. The washability of coal deposited in high peat bogs is better than that deposited in low peat moors.

176. Thus, the keeper will regularly pulverize the peat to maintain a tropical atmosphere in the terrarium.

177. The study shows that organic fertiliser could reduce the hurt of soil "cadmium-pollution and the effect of goat feces is better than peat."

178. For calceolaria, the substrate should have a lower proportion of compost, C1 at up to 50% and C2 at up to 25%, both mixed with peat or CS.

179. The coal measure facies can be divided into five ones such as dry peat marsh, moist forest peat marsh, transitional margin marsh, living water peat marsh and open water facies.

180. Northeastern China is located in one of the sensitizing ranges on the earth, so peat bog study of this area is more remarkable.

181. If you have sandy soil, mix it 50/50 with peat moss, manure, compost or a combination of these.

182. The peat soil is the mire layer which formed by the plant remains under the oxygen deficit condition.

183. The herbaceous peat of mesic and medium—ashes is mainly used for the nutrition soil, nutrition—bowl, fuel, extracting humic acid, and made into humic fertilizer.

184. Thick accumulations of peat can form only if the swamp basin slowly subsides.

185. Peat moss is well known for high porosity and perlite has a similar property.

186. You mean the sawdust or the peat keeps the soil from puddling?

187. We use the best lignite or peat, activity humic acid sodium manufacturing.

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188. The Novarbo Substrates for professional horticulture are based on sphagnum peat.

189. The peat moss will be changed into valuable things and it promotes automatically the renewal of Larix olgensis forest for peat moss is cleared away.

190. Cucumber seedlings were raised in composite substrates containing vermiculite, peat moss, local rockwell, coal ash, and organic fertilizer.

191. An acrid fog from forest and peat fires has blanketed Moscow, as the Russian capital swelters in a record heat wave.

192. The rooting percentage of shoot cuttings were more than 90% under ex vitro conditions with peat moss medium in plastic shallow cases arched by a lower plastic film tent to keep a high humidity.

193. Migh - level peat dominated by Sphagnum residue is an important evidence forpaleodimatic change.

194. Now, reports Gillian Murdoch in this Reuters article, peat is the new 'black gold', and conserving Indonesia's peat bog forests is a hot investment ticket.

195. Learn about using manure and peat moss on your garden in this free gardening video about growing your perfect garden.

196. Peat tar has similar properties to the tar derived from the destructive distillation of wood.

197. Okefenokee is an Anglicization of an American Indian word meaning "trembling earth" and describes the soft, spongy peat moss that gives an unstable feel to the swamp's drier areas.

198. Soft soil means the formation sedimented under the water, containing mainly soft clay or silt, sometimes mingled with small amount of sapropel or peat layers.

199. As a sensitivity zone indicating environmental changing, peat bog has become one heated topic in climatic and environmental research.