catotelm
catotelm noun: the layer of a peat bog below the acrotelm, where there is dead plant material.

Noun
catotelm (plural catotelms)
- The layer of a peat bog below the acrotelm, where there is dead plant material.
- Three-dimensional models are available for raised mires situated in parallel-sided troughs or with circular or elliptical margins (Ingram, 1992). All the models indicate that taller raised mires containing taller ground-water mounds will be found in circumstances that promote greater moisture...2002, Understanding the historical landscape in its environmental setting, Dalkeith : Scottish Cultural Press, page 70
Forms of catotelm
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Questions about catotelm
- What does catotelm mean?
- Catotelm means the layer of a peat bog below the acrotelm, where there is dead plant material.
- What part of speech is catotelm?
- Catotelm is a noun.
- What is the plural of catotelm?
- The plural of catotelm is catotelms.
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