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have reached us in such good condition, is explained by the presence of humus acids which are found so universally in peat.§ Ganong I| points out that the scarcity of nitrogen in peat bogs is due to the absence of bacteria ' ' caused doubtless by an actively antiseptic quality of the bog water." Trees and stumps have often been found in bogs perfectly preserved. Lyell (1. c.) speaks of tree-trunks dug out of Irish bogs and used for masts, also of white cedar logs in New England bogs. % Other in...stances might be mentioned, but these will suffice to show that the humus compounds have antiseptic and preservative properties.
In the heartwood of the cypress one finds the wood substance being spht up and destroyed. The decomposi- tion stops after a time, and the fungus mycehum, which at * stutzer A., u R. Burri. Uutersuchungen iiber die Einwirkung von Torfmull . . . auf die Abtotung der Cholerabakterien. (Zeits. i. Hyg.
u. Inf. Krank. 14 : 453. 1893.) t Lyell, Sir Chas. Principles of geology 722.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
have reached us in such good condition, is explained by the presence of humus acids which are found so universally in peat.§ Ganong I| points out that the scarcity of nitrogen in peat bogs is due to the absence of bacteria ' ' caused doubtless by an actively antiseptic quality of the bog water." Trees and stumps have often been found in bogs perfectly preserved. Lyell (1. c.) speaks of tree-trunks dug out of Irish bogs and used for masts, also of white cedar logs in New England bogs. % Other in...stances might be mentioned, but these will suffice to show that the humus compounds have antiseptic and preservative properties.
In the heartwood of the cypress one finds the wood substance being spht up and destroyed. The decomposi- tion stops after a time, and the fungus mycehum, which at * stutzer A., u R. Burri. Uutersuchungen iiber die Einwirkung von Torfmull . . . auf die Abtotung der Cholerabakterien. (Zeits. i. Hyg.
u. Inf. Krank. 14 : 453. 1893.) t Lyell, Sir Chas. Principles of geology 722.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Von Schrenk, Hermann, 1873-1953. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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