"minerogenic" meaning in English

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          "text": "The transition from ombrogenic to minerogenic peat takes place at 155 cm (13 ), but nonatmospheric sources of Pb are not important to the Pb inventory of the minerogenic peats, which extend from 155 to 645 cm.",
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        "(geology) formed by minerogenesis"
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