Pollen analysis from Fiekers Busch, Rinteln, Germany
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| author | Grüger, Eberhard |
| author_facet | Grüger, Eberhard |
| collection | Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales |
| contents | Fiekers Busch is a wet alder wood close to Rinteln (southwest of Hannover/West Germany) existing there since about 6 000 or - at the most - 7 500 radiocarbon years. The sandy layers below the peaty sequence date from about 9 000 BP. The pollen diagram shows the basic trends of the postglacial vegetational development. Low pollen frequency and poor pollen preservation do , however, strongly restrict the possibilities to explain the peculiarities of the pollendiagram, especially the high pine and linden values. |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1980 |
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| spellingShingle | Pollen analysis from Fiekers Busch, Rinteln, Germany Grüger, Eberhard DACH; Dachnowski corer; Fiekers_Busch; Lower Saxony, Northern Germany Fiekers Busch is a wet alder wood close to Rinteln (southwest of Hannover/West Germany) existing there since about 6 000 or - at the most - 7 500 radiocarbon years. The sandy layers below the peaty sequence date from about 9 000 BP. The pollen diagram shows the basic trends of the postglacial vegetational development. Low pollen frequency and poor pollen preservation do , however, strongly restrict the possibilities to explain the peculiarities of the pollendiagram, especially the high pine and linden values. |
| title | Pollen analysis from Fiekers Busch, Rinteln, Germany |
| topic | DACH; Dachnowski corer; Fiekers_Busch; Lower Saxony, Northern Germany |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.729724 |