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泥炭

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thumb|A lump of peat thumb|Peat stacks in Südmoslesfehn (Oldenburg (district)|district of Oldenburg, Germany) in 2013 thumb|Peat gatherers at Westhay, [[Somerset Levels in 1905]] thumb|Peat extraction in East Frisia, Germany in 1987

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Peat is a dark, carbon-rich material that forms from partially decomposed plant matter in wet environments like bogs and marshes. It has been historically harvested as a fuel source and remains important for horticulture and energy production, though its extraction raises environmental concerns due to its role in storing carbon and supporting unique ecosystems.

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Article · 日本語

泥炭(でいたん、英: peat)は、泥状の炭で、石炭の一種。石炭の中では植物からの炭化度が少ない。見た目は湿地帯の表層などにある何の変哲もない普通の泥だが、可燃物である。採取して乾かせば燃料として使用できる一方で、山火事の延焼要因ともなる。英語のピート、あるいは草炭(そうたん)とも呼ばれることがある。

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