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The phrase "a crust of peat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a layer or covering of peat, often in the context of soil, gardening, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The old bog was covered with a thick crust of peat, providing a unique habitat for various species."
Alternatives: "a layer of peat" or "a covering of peat".
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You may also sink to your armpits through what looks like solid land but is actually a crust of peat.
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And that might result in a faceful of peat.
I also mix a bucketful of peat moss into the soil at each planting hole.
Its terrain is primarily a mixture of peat bogs and cultivable land composed of glacial drift.
And of course you'll taste a world of peat, as well as smoke and grass, from Uigeadail.
A covering of peat like vegetation grew over a small stream.
Seeds were germinated and grown in trays containing a mixture of peat and sand.
The growing medium was a mixture of peat moss and vermiculite (1 1 (v/v)).
Use either a 1 1 ratio of peat and sand or a 2 1 mix of peat and perlite for Sarracenia species.
It takes a thousand years for raised bogs to build up a metre depth of peat.
A huge section of peat was exposed and has been eroding ever since.
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