ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 2, 2007January 01, 2007 UTC
Comparison of Finnish and Russian Approaches for Large-Scale Vegetation Mapping: A Case Study at Härkösuo Mire, Eastern Finland
Comparison of Finnish and Russian Approaches for Large-Scale Vegetation Mapping: A Case Study at Härkösuo Mire, Eastern Finland
Articles in Vol. 2, 2007
Vol. 2, 2007
- Comparison of Finnish and Russian Approaches for Large-Scale Vegetation Mapping: A Case Study at Härkösuo Mire, Eastern FinlandO. GalaninaR. Heikkilä
- The Sensitivity of _Sphagnum_ to Surface Layer Conditions in a Re-Wetted Bog: A Simulation Study of Water StressJ.M. SchouwenaarsA.M. Gosen
- Microwave Dielectric Properties of Horticultural Peat ProductsG. AyalewN.M. HoldenS.M. Ward
- Significance of Large Peat Blocks for River Channel Habitat and Stream Organic BudgetsS. CroweJ. Warburton
- The Occurrence of an Upper Decomposed Peat Layer, or “Kultureller Trockenhorizont”, in the Alps and Jura MountainsP. SjögrenW.O. van der KnaapJ.F.N. van LeeuwenM. AndričA. Grünig
- Plant Diversity Associated With Pools in Natural and Restored PeatlandsN. FontaineM. PoulinL. Rochefort
- The Influence of Degree of Peat Decomposition on Phosphorus Binding Forms in FensS. JordanS. VeltyJ. Zeitz
- Characterisation of a Basin Mire in the Azores ArchipelagoE. DiasC. Mendes
- The Influence of Peat Volume Change and Vegetation on the Hydrology of a Kettle-Hole Wetland in Southern Ontario, CanadaP. WhittingtonM. StrackR. van HaarlemS. KaufmanP. StoesserJ. MaltezJ.S. PriceM. Stone
- Volume 2: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Galanina, O., & Heikkilä, R. (2007). Comparison of Finnish and Russian Approaches for Large-Scale Vegetation Mapping: A Case Study at Härkösuo Mire, Eastern Finland. Mires and Peat, 2, 01. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128240