ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 6, 2010April 09, 2010 UTC
The Physical Properties of Peat: A Key Factor for Modern Growing Media
The Physical Properties of Peat: A Key Factor for Modern Growing Media
Articles in Vol. 6, 2010
Vol. 6, 2010
- Ecohydrological Features of Some Contrasting Mires in Tierra Del Fuego, ArgentinaA. GrootjansR. IturraspeA. LantingC. FritzH. Joosten
- The Physical Properties of Peat: A Key Factor for Modern Growing MediaJ.-C. Michel
- Dispersal of _Calluna Vulgaris_ (L.) Hull. Seeds on Severely Burnt Upland MoorlandJ.A. GilbertK.R. Butt
- Carbon Storage in the Peatlands of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, North-East GermanyM. ZauftH. FellF. GlaßerN. RosskopfJ. Zeitz
- Hydrological Self-Regulation of Domed Peatlands in South-East Asia and Consequences for Conservation and RestorationR. DommainJ. CouwenbergH. Joosten
- Chemical Properties of Surface Peat on Forest Land in EstoniaR. KõlliE. AsiV. ApuhtinK. KauerL.W. Szajdak
- Spring Mires Fed by Hot Artesian Water in Kruger National Park, South AfricaA.P. GrootjansP.-L. GrundlingA. GrundlingA. LinströmJ. EngelbrechtJ.S. Price
- Carbon Cycling in Northern PeatlandsM.B. Eppinga
- Volume 6: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Michel, J.-C. (2010). The Physical Properties of Peat: A Key Factor for Modern Growing Media. Mires and Peat, 6, 02. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128352