1 |
sphagnumgenus of mosses, peat-moss, 1741, Modern Latin, from Latin sphagnos, a kind of lichen, from Greek sphagnos "a spiny shrub, a kind of moss," of unknown origin. Related: Sphagnous.
|
2 |
sphagnumA bog moss that is collected and composted to use as a soil amendment (not recommended for clay soil). Commercially baled peat moss is usually bog moss.
|
3 |
sphagnumDried bog moss. Most peat moss is composed primarily of sphagnum moss. This moss is also packaged and sold in a fresh state, and used for lining hanging baskets and air layering. Spathe
|
4 |
sphagnumA type of coarse moss which when it decays in a certain way under wet conditions forms sphagnum moss peat.
|
5 |
sphagnum(n) any of various pale or ashy mosses of the genus Sphagnum whose decomposed remains form peat
|
6 |
sphagnumA Plant genus of the Family Sphagnaceae, order Sphagnales, subclass Sphagnidae, class Sphagnopsida.
|
7 |
sphagnumAny of various pale or ashy mosses of the genus Sphagnum, the decomposed remains of which form peat.
|
<< spew | spheno >> |