ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 5, 2009June 21, 2009 UTC
Cloudberry Cultivation in Cutover Peatlands: Hydrological and Soil Physical Impacts on the Growth of Different Clones and Cultivars
Cloudberry Cultivation in Cutover Peatlands: Hydrological and Soil Physical Impacts on the Growth of Different Clones and Cultivars
Articles in Vol. 5, 2009
Vol. 5, 2009
- A Carbon Fibre Composite (CFC) Byelorussian Peat CorerL.G. FranzénT.L. Ljung
- Financial Assessment of Oil Palm Cultivation on Peatland in Selangor, MalaysiaM.N. NoormahayuA.R. KhalidM.A. Elsadig
- The Impact of Birch Seedlings on Evapotranspiration From a Mined Peatland: An Experimental Study in Southern Quebec, CanadaE. FayC. Lavoie
- Development of a Raised Bog Over 9000 Years in Atlantic CanadaA. RobichaudY. Bégin
- Evaluation of Digital Photography as a Tool for Field Monitoring in Potentially Inhospitable EnvironmentsJ.A. GilbertK.R. Butt
- Cloudberry Cultivation in Cutover Peatlands: Hydrological and Soil Physical Impacts on the Growth of Different Clones and CultivarsG. Théroux RancourtL. RochefortL. Lapointe
- Conditions Favouring Survival of Cloudberry (_Rubus Chamaemorus_) Rhizomes Planted in Cutover PeatlandM. BellemareL. LapointeG. ChiassonJ.-Y. DaigleL. Rochefort
- Peat and Peat CuttingJ.O. Rieley
- Volume 5: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Théroux Rancourt, G., Rochefort, L., & Lapointe, L. (2009). Cloudberry Cultivation in Cutover Peatlands: Hydrological and Soil Physical Impacts on the Growth of Different Clones and Cultivars. Mires and Peat, 5, 06. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128347