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approximately 380
accepted species of
mosses,
commonly known as
sphagnum moss, also
bog moss and
quacker moss (although that term is also
sometimes used...
- A
bog or
bogland is a
wetland that ac****ulates peat as a
deposit of dead
plant materials –
often mosses,
typically sphagnum moss. It is one of the four...
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Aulacomnium palustre, the
bog groove-
moss or
ribbed bog moss, is a
moss that is
nearly cosmopolitan in distribution. It
occurs in
North America, Hispaniola...
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Moss is a
large area of peat
bog that
makes up part of the City of Salford,
Metropolitan Borough of
Wigan and
Trafford in
Greater Manchester, England...
- and (in jest) as Pete Marsh, is the
preserved bog body of a man
discovered in a peat
bog at
Lindow Moss near
Wilmslow in Cheshire,
North West England...
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sponges of peat
moss, full of water, that form a more or less dome
shape in the landscape. In Germany, the term
Hochmoor (lit. 'high
bog')
strictly refers...
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common water moss; and
others such as
Sphagnum inhabit bogs,
marshes and very slow-moving waterways. Such
aquatic or semi-aquatic
mosses can
greatly exceed...
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cleft bog-
moss Sphagnum russowii – Russow's
bog-
moss Sphagnum skyense – Skye
bog-
moss Sphagnum squarrosum –
spiky bog-
moss Sphagnum strictum – pale
bog-moss...
- away and the sponge-like
bog moss and
plants soaked it up. The
vascular plants characteristic of
raised bogs (an
example is the
Bog of Allen) include: common...
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creating bog butter yield a
product that
seems to be an
acquired taste, with "flavor
notes which were
described primarily as ‘animal’ or ‘gamey’, ‘
moss’, ‘funky’...