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View of the Püttschneise in the Teverener Heide Nature Reserve

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View of the Püttschneise in the Teverener Heide Nature Reserve

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    December 3, 2016

    The Teverner Heide is very beautiful. I am happy that there is still such a piece of nature in our area

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      ++ Topic: The Podsol

      "... The information board by the wayside provides information about the soil - it is the very nutrient-poor podsol - its quality and origin. Only a thin layer of humus can form on nutrient-poor sand and gravel. Nutrients and minerals are easily washed out Iron oxides form a rust-brown colored layer (Orterde). ..."

      Further information can be found here:

      teverenerheide.de/downloads/Routenmaterial1-Vier_auf_einen_Streich.pdf

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        October 16, 2020

        The section of the path here is referred to as the "Püttschneise". The word
        "Pütt" comes from Low German and means fountain. It used to
        further south actually given a source by the inhabitants of the
        area and served as a well, especially for their cattle. So
        people drove their pigs, cattle,
        sheep and horses there to drink. They ate each other in the surrounding forest
        Animals fed up with acorns, beechnuts, wild herbs and tree shoots and prevented them
        hence forest regeneration. Finally, the peasants also used
        the foliage as bedding for their stalls, so that nutrients are constantly coming out of the
        system were removed. In addition, every few years,
        that is, the herb layer including the roots was removed with a hoe
        and also transported to the cattle sheds as bedding. The source that the
        Wells have long since been mined due to the quarrying of sand, gravel and clay
        dried up.

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