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Excavation in black schist slabs characteristic of the Cardboard Schist formation. In geology, a formation is the proper name of a layer. The Schiste

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Excavation in black schist slabs characteristic of the Cardboard Schist formation. In geology, a formation is the proper name of a layer. The Schiste Cardboard formation owes its name to the flow of the shale in plate, relatively flexible, like cardboard boards. Lower Toarcian age (180 million years). The black color of the rock is due to its richness in organic matter (between 5 and 10% by mass). Where this rock has been buried and heated to a sufficient temperature at depth, the solid organic matter has liquefied to form petroleum. In Lorraine, Cardboard Schists have never been buried deep enough to generate oil. Lorraine, France.- Blouet brothers collection

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Woman unpacking mail order plants. Grapevine plant bought on the

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Woman unpacking mail order plants. Grapevine plant bought on the internet.

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White button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus), infructescences, indoor grow kit, Belfort, Territoire de Belfort, France

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White button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus), infructescences, indoor grow kit, Belfort, Territoire de Belfort, France

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Stall of producers' strawberries in cardboard trays on a market in Gironde, France

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Stall of producers' strawberries in cardboard trays on a market in Gironde, France

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Stall of producers' strawberries in cardboard trays on a market in Gironde, France

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Stall of producers' strawberries in cardboard trays on a market in Gironde, France

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut out of cardboard.

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut out of cardboard.

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut out of cardboard.

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut

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Gardener cutting a boxwood into a ball following a template cut out of cardboard.

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 3:

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 3: cover the cardboard with a thick organic layer like straw.

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 2:

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 2: Place a clean corrugated cardboard on the grass.

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 1:

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Woman practicing ecological weeding with cardboard and straw. 1: Cut the grass at the lowest.

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap is then transferred to the orchard.

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap is then transferred to the orchard.

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap is then transferred to the orchard.

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Establishment of an Earwing trap. Placed near dahlias, the trap

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