HOST Class 26

HOST Class 26
- Geology:
- fine-textured lodgement till (formerly boulder clay), glaciolacustrine and estuarine deposits.
- Landforms:
- lowland depressions, gently undulating hill ground some steeper valley sides.
- Soils:
- peaty gleys (wetness class V to VI).
- Vegetation:
- with semi-natural vegetation including rush pasture, Molinia bog and heather moorland.
Learning & Resources
- Barley Information Portal
- The Living Field
- LEAF
- Dirt Doctor
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- Exhibits
- Exploring Scotland
- Library and Information Services
- Natural Resource Datasets and Databases
- Land Capability for Agriculture (LCA)
- Land Capability for Forestry (LCF)
- Peat Surveys: Peat Deposits
- Peat Surveys: Summary
- Peat Surveys: Awhirk Moss
- Peat Surveys: Backhill of Bush Moss
- Peat Surveys: Blacklaw Bog
- Peat Surveys: Cranley Bog
- Peat Surveys: Creca Moss
- Peat Surveys: Dirskelpin Moss
- Peat Surveys: Dornal Bog
- Peat Surveys: Drumbow Moss
- Peat Surveys: Drumbreck Moss
- Peat Surveys: Elsie Moss
- Peat Surveys: Fiag Plantation
- Peat Surveys: Gartur Moss
- Peat Surveys: Glims Moss
- Peat Surveys: Harburn and Cobbinshaw Bogs
- Peat Surveys: Knock Moss
- Peat Surveys: Mindork Moss
- Peat Surveys: Nutberry Moss and Dornock Flow
- Peat Surveys: Threepwood Moss
- Peat Surveys: White Moss
- Peat Surveys: Wyndford Moss
- Scotland's Soil Data
- HYdraulic PRoperties of European Soils
- Hydrology of Soil Types
- Soils @Hutton
- The Lewis Endowment Fund
- Weather
- Pollen Count – Dundee
- ClimateChange @Hutton
- Digital Soils