related discussion:wechselfeucht

Please, please, tell me how you found that 'related discussion'
Ever since LEO has been 'fixed' none of the forum searches come up on my screen and I really miss working with them!!!

@me: click on "overview", then click on the Archive, then either enter the word you are looking for or click on the alphabetic letter which is your search word's initial.

also: Look in "Wikipedia", there is lots of useful info about wechselfeuchte Tropen. Then change language to English and Bob's your uncle.

@hein mück Thanks for the help, for some reason the forum searches weren't going through for me, but going through the overview works, so that's how I'll work from now on until the lists come back under the actual LEO listings - or won't they be coming back?

P.S.@hein mück: If you were really able to get the English in "Wikipedia" on the wechselfeuchte Tropen page, I'd be thrilled if you'd tell me how. Maybe it worn't work for me because I don't have an uncle Bob?

@Me --- the function that the forum entries show up automatically in otherwise resultless dictionary queries does not work the a couple of months and is supposed to reappear after the LEO team launches a new forum version in the near future.

As for Wikipedia I have no clue, since there does not seem to be an article on "wechselfeucht", and "Wechselfeuchte Tropen" does not have a link to an English pendant.

@Holger: Back then in the good old days, the forum entries showed up on my searches underneath the actual LEO entries in a separate list.
I hope the near future is sooner than later for the function to come back!
I'm glad to hear that you couldn't get an English page for 'wechselfeuchte Tropen' either, I thought my computer was going wacko (and I).

Thanks to all for the help!
(Even though I still don't know what I'm going to choose)

... wechselfeuchter nahrhafter Oberboden

wet-dry nutritious topsoil?

does it work?

Die kommentare bis jetzt zu dem Thema wechselfeucht waren irgendwie nicht wirklich mit einer klaren Aussage versehen, oder hab ich mittlerweile einen Knoten in meinen Augen?