Übersetzung für 'peaty soil' von Englisch nach Deutsch

peaty soil

Moorboden {m}hort.

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peaty {adj}

torfig

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peaty fibrous coal

Torffaserkohle {f}

peaty {adj} [containing peat]

torfhaltig

to soil

beflecken

schmutzig machen

verschmutzen

beschmutzen

sudeln

schmaddern [bes. nordd.: kleckern, sudeln]

(sich) anpatzen [österr.] [bayer.] [ugs.] [(sich) bekleckern]

soil

Erdreich {n}

Grund {m} [veraltet] [Erdreich]

Ackerboden {m}

Substrat {n}hort.

Erde {f} [Erdreich, Bodenart]

Dreck {m}

Erdboden {m}

Schmutz {m}

soil tightness

Bodendichtigkeit {f}constr.

soil parameter

Bodenkennwert {m}constr.geol.

• "Phyllodoce caerulea" (Norwegian blue heather) is to be found growing on its slopes, this is a subarctic plant which requires steep, partially stabilised block scree slopes and peaty soil.
• It prefers acidic, moist to wet, peaty soil and may be dominant in bogs, poor fens and the heathlands of Western Europe.
• tuberculata" prefer to dig their burrows in on dry soil, particularly exposed sand or peaty soil as well as clay banks.
• The appearance of the mountain top is bleak and rocky, with an extremely shallow peaty soil supporting only tussocky grass and moss between the lichen-covered hard rock outcrops.
• While the peaty soil was a blessing for a farm, it was not so for buildings.

• It became submerged as sea levels rose over the next five millennia, but remains preserved to this day as a peaty soil, intermittently revealed on the foreshore by the ebb and flow of the tide.
• Large areas have been reclaimed and have a distinctive pattern of rectangular fields of dark peaty soil with deep drainage ditches.
• This momentary rise is hypothesized to be due to the cessation of the Soviet food imports together with many villagers returning to older dairy food cultivation practices and large increases in wild berry and mushroom foraging, the latter of which have similar peaty soil to fruiting body, radiocaesium transfer coefficients.
• British soldiers also made extensive use of white phosphorus grenades during the Falklands War to clear out Argentine positions as the peaty soil they were constructed on tended to lessen the impact of fragmentation grenades.
• Like most other ericaceous plants, "Gaultheria" species do best in peaty soil that never fully dries out.

• The bog bird orchid grows with grasses and under shrubs in peaty soil in the Snowy Mountains near Kiandra and Adaminaby and in the Australian Capital Territory.
• This grazed marsh on peaty soil is dominated by carnation sedge, hard rush, creeping bent and meadowsweet. Other plants include several which are rare in the county.
• triphylla" needs alkaline soil that is slightly moisturized, or peaty soil.
• This produces an acidic, peaty soil. This is an area which cannot be fenced in as it is bound by Commoners Rights in the statutory Forest of Dean.
• The shore is low-lying and the peaty soil is soft, making it ideal for excavation burrows.

• A large block of woodland for this area of south Manchester, the covert lies on a remnant of the peaty soil that once made up the extensive Carrington Moss.
• Following enclosure the land was farmed, but the thin peaty soil soon eroded and by the Second World War the area was largely uncultivated once more.
• The species grows terrestrially on peaty soil in open, steep forest.
• Darwin knew that these plants flourish in nitrogen-limited environments, growing in bogs, poor peaty soil and moss (p. ...
• The plant is fussy about where it grows; seeds germinates in the spring on moist bare patches of base-rich peaty soil, but the seedlings only become established if the soil surface becomes drier.