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Перевод: sphagnum

[существительное]
сфагнум

Тезаурус:

1. The constant species are Eriophorum angustifolium, Menyanthes trifoliata, Sphagnum auriculatum and S. cuspidatum , while S. recurvum is rare.
2. Certain species of sphagnum and the acid-loving bulbous rush may become abundant.
3. This is the garden as theatre, where reclining tritons, Greek warriors and winged horses are transfixed in mid-whinny, where a tower (out of Thomas Gray by Caspar David Friedrich) rises inexplicably from a wooded declivity, where there is a sudden outbreak of brilliant Japanesery and an 18th-century grotto made from petrified sphagnum moss.
4. Sphagnum auriculatum bog pools (Lewis, north and south Harris).
5. For thousands of years, poor drainage and an excess of rainfall over evapo-transpiration has favoured sphagnum peat growth.
6. The southern Pennines has the highest calculated load of nitrogen at 25 - 55kg/N/ha, John Lee from Manchester University and Sarah Woodin of the NCC have shown that sphagnum peat bogs first killed off by sulphur dioxide now cannot recover because of high levels of nitrogen.
7. He also advised that seeds be sent in a vegetating condition, packed in layers of damp sphagnum moss.
8. Without the camouflage of pondweed and sphagnum moss he was unrecognizable.
9. The most interesting macrofossil is Sphagnum imbricatum , which today is local on Hebridean bogs.
10. Dutch scientists have found that acid-loving rush and sphagnum species have taken over from Lobelia and Littorella (reduced from 500 to 30 sites) and 20 other rare plants of heathland pools.
11. In bygone days composts were secrets locked in the mind of the formidable head gardeners whose magical mixes blended from leaf mould, old mortar rubble, soot, garden soil, silver sand and twice-sieved sphagnum moss were varied to suit the individual needs of every plant they grew.
12. Dress with hormone powder and wedge open with a pad of damp sphagnum moss.
13. The combination of high precipitation, water surpluses, large number of wet days and low insolation experienced in highly oceanic areas is thought to increase the rate of growth and the competitive abilities of bryophytes, notably Sphagnum species, hypnoid mosses and Racomitrium (Poore McVean 1957), all of which are very conspicuous in plant communities in the Western Isles.