ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 2, 2007June 24, 2007 UTC
The Occurrence of an Upper Decomposed Peat Layer, or “Kultureller Trockenhorizont”, in the Alps and Jura Mountains
The Occurrence of an Upper Decomposed Peat Layer, or “Kultureller Trockenhorizont”, in the Alps and Jura Mountains
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
Sjögren, P., van der Knaap, W. O., van Leeuwen, J. F. N., Andrič, M., & Grünig, A. (2007). The Occurrence of an Upper Decomposed Peat Layer, or “Kultureller Trockenhorizont”, in the Alps and Jura Mountains. Mires and Peat, 2, 05. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128246