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Others
(e.g., sphagnum mats, algal encrustations, aquatic
invertebrate remains, morphological plant adaptations)
Bare soil areas - Bare soil areas can be a result of
surface flows carrying away ground litter or the presence of
standing water within local depressions for a relatively
long time with limited inputs of plant litter material.
Morphological plant adaptations - Some plant species have
recognizable physical characteristics that reflect their
ability to occur and survive in wetland conditions. To learn
more about morphological plant adaptations
click here.
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