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Biodiversity Conservation in Britain: Science Replacing Tradition
Far too few to be taken seriously in all-out biodiversity conservation. Of course, ... where key sites for invertebrates have been overlooked. The importance of pasture woodland for dead-wood invertebrates and for internationally important lichen communities is being recognised (Harding & Rose 1986), as ...
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Introducing Habitats by Dr Barbara Corker
Rotting wood on its own provides an amazing variety of different microhabitats. These also include the fruiting bodies of fungi actively decaying the wood ...
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Images of woodland plants & animals (2)
Buck in velvet Territorial marking of a roe buck (2) Roe Deer slots Rotting wood Rotting tree Fallen rotting tree Tree seedling Shield Bug Shrew eating Slug Sparrowhawk Sparrowhawk chick Specklewood Butterfly ... damage Sycamore Seeds Timber from the Forest Tit Nest Toad more Violet Ground Beetle Wood Anenome Wood Anenome (2) Woodland Ferns Woodland Snail Woodlice Working in the Forest Worm Young ...
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Building Science
In addition, moisture damage can lead to structural failure from disintegrating gypsum wallboard or rotting wood. Low humidity (less than 30% for long periods of time) is just as unhealthy as ... always present in the air. Third, there must be a nutrient source. Materials made of wood provide food for biological growth. To prevent biological problems, particularly fungal growth, it is ...
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Eco-USA: Chloromethane
Chloromethane is also produced industrially, but ... consumer sources of chloromethane include cigarette smoke; polystyrene insulation; aerosol propellents; home burning of wood, grass, coal, or certain plastics; and the use of chlorinated swimming pools. Metabolism ...
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Strongest Creature - Rhinoceros Beetle
The larvae, on the other hand, eat a great deal of rotting wood or the ...
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Green Home Building: Build to Last Questions and Answers
I've seen a product called Penetreat ... will separate more easily. Pine is a fairly soft wood, which may be more suseptable to rotting than fir perhaps, but still it should not ... to help preserve the wood. A design that has a good overhanging roof will help keep the logs from rotting over time. Q: We ...
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ManyTracks Homestead - Compost Pile
This past summer we finally had to replace the rotting wood frames, but the hardware ... time, as they will last a long time and are of local wood. It took 2 - 10 ft boards for the back horizontals, 3 - 10 ... rebar tended to flop at the top so we added a cap of wood or wire to hold them together. This worked fine but at one ...
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA ORCHID NEWS
The genus belongs to the subtribe Vanillinae. The species of the genus usually grow on rotting wood and depend on fungal symbiosis in their roots for their survival. At one time or ...
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Renewable Energy - Biomass including wood, MSW, and biofuels, carbon cycle, photosynthesis
Methane gas is the main ingredient of natural gas. Smelly stuff, like rotting garbage, and agricultural and human waste, release methane gas - also called "landfill gas" or "biogas ... a number of environmental benefits. WOOD AND WOOD WASTE The most common form of biomass is wood. For thousands of years people have burned wood for heating and cooking. Wood was the main source of ...
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