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ISSN 1819-754X
research article
Vol. 1, 2006February 14, 2006 UTC

Causes of degradation and erosion of a blanket mire in the southern Pennines, UK

D.E. Yeloff, J.C. Labadz, C.O. Hunt,
blanket bogSphagnum spp. declineCalluna vulgaris decline
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Vol. 1, 2006
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  • Chemical characteristics of some peatlands in southern Poland
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  • Increased decomposition of subsurface peat in Swedish raised bogs: are temperate peatlands still net sinks of carbon?
    L.G. Franzén
  • Causes of degradation and erosion of a blanket mire in the southern Pennines, UK
    D.E. YeloffJ.C. LabadzC.O. Hunt
  • Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in peat cores from southern Poland: distribution in stratigraphic profiles as an indicator of PAH sources
    M. MalawskaA. EkonomiukB. Wiłkomirski
  • Peat accumulation in kettle holes: bottom up or top down?
    G. GaudigJ. CouwenbergH. Joosten
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Yeloff, D.E., J.C. Labadz, and C.O. Hunt. 2006. “Causes of Degradation and Erosion of a Blanket Mire in the Southern Pennines, UK.” Mires and Peat 1 (February):04–18. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128018.
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