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English: Salty habitat near Schreyahn (district Lüchow-Dannenberg, northern Germany). Inland far away from the coast; with typical vegetation, adapted to salty conditions. Here with little old salt mine dump of the former potash mining.
Deutsch: Binnensalzstelle/Salzflorabiotop "Teutonia" bei Schreyahn im Wendland; mit salzliebender/-toleranter Vegetation, die sonst eher an der Meeresküste vorkommt. Hier mit kleiner alter Salzabraumhalde des früheren Kalibergbaus. |
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| Source | Own work. Location: North-eastern Lower Saxony, Germany. |
| Author | Christian Fischer |
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