What does peatlands mean?
noun
Wetland areas dominated by peat, a type of soil made of partially decayed plant matter. Peatlands are often found in cool, temperate climates and are characterized by acidic, oxygen-poor conditions.
Example
"The researchers studied the unique ecosystem of the peatlands, where sphagnum mosses and carnivorous plants thrive in the acidic environment."
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