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| Translated title of the contribution | Regionally different structure of plaggen soils in the northern part of the district of Osnabruck |
|---|---|
| Original language | German |
| Pages (from-to) | 21-37 |
| Number of pages | 17 |
| Journal | Telma |
| Volume | 23 |
| Publication status | Published - 1993 |
Abstract
Palynological investigations in two plaggen soils in the northern area of Osnabruck indicate the start of the medieval cultivation of winter cereals in northwestern Germany. In conformity to the immediate surroundings of the two profiles different materials constituting the plaggen soil can be discerned. The plaggen soil from Malgarten is situated in the plain of the Hase river, where sods from wet meadoews and pastures were available. In opposition to Malgarten the plaggen soil from Weese is placed between sand plains and bogs. Accordingly, dry heathlands which developed from grazed birch-oak woodlands (Betulo-Quercetum) were primarily used for plaggen material. The pollen spectra indicate, that peat sods had been used additionally in Weese. -English summary
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- Agricultural and Biological Sciences(all)
- Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
- Environmental Science(all)
- Ecology
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In: Telma, Vol. 23, 1993, p. 21-37.
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Naturraumlich differenzierter Aufbau von Plaggenboden im nordlichen Teil des Landkreises Osnabrück
AU - Drewes, C.
AU - Pott, R.
PY - 1993
Y1 - 1993
N2 - Palynological investigations in two plaggen soils in the northern area of Osnabruck indicate the start of the medieval cultivation of winter cereals in northwestern Germany. In conformity to the immediate surroundings of the two profiles different materials constituting the plaggen soil can be discerned. The plaggen soil from Malgarten is situated in the plain of the Hase river, where sods from wet meadoews and pastures were available. In opposition to Malgarten the plaggen soil from Weese is placed between sand plains and bogs. Accordingly, dry heathlands which developed from grazed birch-oak woodlands (Betulo-Quercetum) were primarily used for plaggen material. The pollen spectra indicate, that peat sods had been used additionally in Weese. -English summary
AB - Palynological investigations in two plaggen soils in the northern area of Osnabruck indicate the start of the medieval cultivation of winter cereals in northwestern Germany. In conformity to the immediate surroundings of the two profiles different materials constituting the plaggen soil can be discerned. The plaggen soil from Malgarten is situated in the plain of the Hase river, where sods from wet meadoews and pastures were available. In opposition to Malgarten the plaggen soil from Weese is placed between sand plains and bogs. Accordingly, dry heathlands which developed from grazed birch-oak woodlands (Betulo-Quercetum) were primarily used for plaggen material. The pollen spectra indicate, that peat sods had been used additionally in Weese. -English summary
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VL - 23
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EP - 37
JO - Telma
JF - Telma
SN - 0340-4927
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