Notice all the gas bubbles coming off the peat when I pushed
on it with the net.
posted by Summit Lab @ 2:08 PM
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Friday, September 22, 2006
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I see the result of your pushing on the submerged growth, but what is the purpose of this pic. What is it supposed to be showing us???
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