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[Dieter Brand <diebrand@yahoo.com>]

Steve,
   
  It isn't really peat, it is the kind of potting substrate commercially 
available
  around here, which I think may include peat.  I didn't actually go to see 
what
  it contains.  I just used the word peat for want of a better description.
   
  For the future, I intend to make leaf compost so I won't have to rely on 
  outside resources.  But there are so many other things to do.  Apart from 
  seeds and this potting substrate, I have had no external inputs for 6 years.
   
  Dieter
   
  steveread <steveread@free.fr> wrote:
  

I was a little concerned to hear that Deiter was using Peat but maybe these 
concerns are unjustififed?



Kenavo, 


Steve

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Sunlight has most of the energy in the infrared and water absorbs strongly in 
the 1400-1500 nm region between Near infrared and Mid-infrared. (It isn't 
used in spectral mapping because it absorbs so strongly as to swamp (ha-ha) 
everything else out.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-spectral_image#Spectral_bands

On Tuesday 25 March 2008 07:37:40 am Dieter Brand wrote:
>   What is this business about the black appearance of water in infrared?
>   Is this some kind of test you do?
>