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Where in Ireland could you expect to find peaty soils?
Boggy areas.
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lifesaver
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shark
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rocket
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baam
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Which soil is most suitable for pastoral farming?
Gley soils
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monster
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shark
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What percentage of a typical soil sample is water?
25%
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Where are blanket bogs found
Western countries
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banana
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banana
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Name the 3 ways vegetation influences soil
Plant litter, Soil erosion & Leaching
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Explain the term "Natural vegetation"
Vegetation that grow on their own without any form of human interference.
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How many hectares of bogland have been harvested & burned at three power stations
50,000
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Name the 4 types of soils
Podzol, Gley, Peaty & Brown earth
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What is the name of the tool used to traditionally cut turf?
Slean
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What are the two types of bogs?
Raised and blanket bogs
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Wind does not play any role in weathering; it only moves materials after weathering has occurred. True or false
False
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What is the name of the plant that only grows in acidic soil
Rhododendrons
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How deep are blanket bogs?
3-4 metres deep
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