AN OVERVIEW OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANADIAN PEATLANDS
作者： Dale H. Vitt
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摘要: … peat accumulates and gradually raises the peatland surface above the surrounding mineral soils. Peatlands … situations create anaerobic conditions that allow peat to exceed 30-40 cm of …
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