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Re: Peat
Doug Brown wrote:
>
> >Thanks for the link to the Florida geo site. The data here is not of
> >much value, as it is about tropical plants of various species
> >decomposing. Peat offered for sale for horticultural or fish use is
> >almost exclusively Sphagnum moss, which is formed in large yearly
> >layers, due to seasonal variation.
>
> Huh? I gave the link to Part I which is entitled: NATURE, ORIGIN, KINDS,
> AND COMPOSITION OF PEATS IN GENERAL, and in fact covers just that,
> including much info on sphagnum peats. Part II covers Florida peats. An
> excellent reference - check it out.
>
> -Doug Brown
> debrown@kodak.com
>
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sorry, I did not look at the part one!, Thanks, I will look at it !