context: Mire is a plant community whose plant remains are formed by peatland. Peat is most abundant in northern areas because decomposition is slower in cold and humid environments [1]. In peat, the structure of plant debris in the decaying state is largely preserved. They can often determine which plant genus or even species they belong to. The mire is formed as a result of water overgrowth, flooding of flooded and non-flooded forest land, and land uplift on the coasts. Bogs are ecosystems rich in biodiversity and often popular hiking areas.
question: How are the mires born?
answers.text: water overgrowth, flooding of flooded and non-flooded forest land, and land uplift on the coasts