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Perlite is an
amorphous volcanic gl**** that has a
relatively high
water content,
typically formed by the
hydration of obsidian. It
occurs naturally and...
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roots may be
mechanically supported by an
inert medium such as
perlite, gravel, or
other substrates.
Despite inert media,
roots can
cause changes...
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include a
Cretaceous welded tuff and a
partially devitrified Ordovician perlite. This
transformation of
obsidian is
accelerated by the
presence of water...
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often in
close ****ociation with or
embedded in, gray
perlite. The
spherules occur as
cores within perlite m****es that
typically exhibit texture of concentrically...
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sometimes refer to
similar units made from
lightweight materials such as
perlite, wood, and
mineral wool,
typically used for wall and
ceiling applications...
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spheres called microballoons or
cenospheres or non-hollow
spheres (e.g.
perlite) as aggregates. In this context, "syntactic"
means "put together." The...
- A
small herb
garden employing coir
mixed with
perlite. The
soaking hose
provides water and some nutrients....
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cuttings may be
placed directly into
moist substrate, such as
sphagnum moss,
perlite,
coconut (coco) fiber, well-aerated soil, or even LECA (hydroton clay balls)...
- pre-coated with a
filter aid,
typically of
diatomaceous earth (DE) or
Perlite. In some implementations, the
knife also cuts off a
small portion of the...
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vegetable gardening it is
sometimes used as a soil conditioner,
because like
perlite, vermiculite, and
expanded clay, it
retains water and nutrients, while...
