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Table 1. Overview of crops and countries where information about contentious inputs was recorded
Table 2. Regulation of peat use in EC 889/2008 and the most important German organic growers’ associations
Figure 1.  Ingredients used to produce growing media and potting soil.
Table 3. Examples of growing media with and without peat, brand name and manufacturers/sales organisations (source aid.de)
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