Leaf litter, which consists of the dead leaves and other debris that fall to the floor of a forest, is a home for many living things.
The top layer of litter, which makes up a few centimeters, is known as the litter layer or litter horizon. It contains the leaves that have fallen most recently. Most of these can still be easily identified.
Below the litter layer is a layer known as the fermenting layer or fermenting horizon.
;;http://www.animalfacts.net/animal-habitats/leaflitteranimals.html

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research on dis ting....

tlking abt sciency stuff,,

dis fridayy we goin to science center..AGAIN.

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the duno wad interview is on friday..

9.30 to 11

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cnnt see my fwens for 1 1/2 hours..

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