Moss Sphaigne 3L
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Sphagnum, commonly known as sphagnum moss, is a type of bryophyte found in wetlands such as bogs and marshes. Here are its key characteristics:
Botanical Characteristics
- Morphology: Sphagnum consists of branched stems and small, spirally arranged leaves, forming dense mats or cushions. The leaves have cells capable of absorbing large amounts of water.
- Color: Ranges from light green to brown, sometimes reddish.
Ecological Role
- Water Retention: Can absorb up to 20 times its dry weight in water, helping to regulate ecosystem moisture.
- Soil Acidification: Releases hydrogen ions, increasing soil acidity and promoting the formation of peat bogs.
Practical Uses
- Horticulture: Used as a substrate for orchids and other exotic plants.
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Sphagnum, commonly known as sphagnum moss, is a type of bryophyte found in wetlands such as bogs and marshes. Here are its key characteristics:
Botanical Characteristics
- Morphology: Sphagnum consists of branched stems and small, spirally arranged leaves, forming dense mats or cushions. The leaves have cells capable of absorbing large amounts of water.
- Color: Ranges from light green to brown, sometimes reddish.
Ecological Role
- Water Retention: Can absorb up to 20 times its dry weight in water, helping to regulate ecosystem moisture.
- Soil Acidification: Releases hydrogen ions, increasing soil acidity and promoting the formation of peat bogs.
Practical Uses
- Horticulture: Used as a substrate for orchids and other exotic plants.
Specific References
- EAN13
- 1254895456322
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Sphagnum, commonly known as sphagnum moss, is a type of bryophyte found in wetlands such as bogs and marshes. Here are its key characteristics:
Botanical Characteristics
- Morphology: Sphagnum consists of branched stems and small, spirally arranged leaves, forming dense mats or cushions. The leaves have cells capable of absorbing large amounts of water.
- Color: Ranges from light green to brown, sometimes reddish.
Ecological Role
- Water Retention: Can absorb up to 20 times its dry weight in water, helping to regulate ecosystem moisture.
- Soil Acidification: Releases hydrogen ions, increasing soil acidity and promoting the formation of peat bogs.
Practical Uses
- Horticulture: Used as a substrate for orchids and other exotic plants.