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ISSN 1819-754X
research article
Vol. 10, 2012January 04, 2012 UTC

Microscopic Charcoal and Tar (CHAT) Particles in Peat: A 6500-Year Record of Palaeo-Fires in Southern Sweden

L.G. Franzén, B.A. Malmgren,
charcoal and tar particle classificationfire frequencylate and middle Holocene
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Articles in Vol. 10, 2012

Vol. 10, 2012
  • Microscopic Charcoal and Tar (CHAT) Particles in Peat: A 6500-Year Record of Palaeo-Fires in Southern Sweden
    L.G. FranzénB.A. Malmgren
  • Geochemical Evidence for Different Peat Sources in the Siak Estuary and Along the East Coast of Sumatra, Indonesia
    R. WöstmannG. Liebezeit
  • Towards Developing IPCC Methane ‘Emission Factors’ for Peatlands (Organic Soils)
    J. CouwenbergC. Fritz
  • Winter Emissions of Carbon Dioxide, Methane and Nitrous Oxide From a Minerotrophic Fen Under Nature Conservation Management in North-East Germany
    V. HuthG. JurasinskiS. Glatzel
  • Peat Swamp Forest Types and Their Regeneration in Giam Siak Kecil-Bukit Batu Biosphere Reserve, Riau, East Sumatra, Indonesia
    H. GunawanS. KobayashiK. MizunoY. Kono
  • Diffusion of Gases Dissolved in Peat Pore Water
    R.S. ClymoM.M.R. Williams
  • The Limnological Character of Bog Pools in Relation to Meteorological and Hydrological Features
    G. González GarrazaG. MataloniR. IturraspeR. LombardoS. CamargoM.V. Quiroga
  • The Potential Peatland Extent and Carbon Sink in Sweden, as Related to the Peatland / Ice Age Hypothesis
    L.G. FranzénF. LindbergV. ViklanderA. Walther
  • Restoration Ecology: Aiding and Abetting Secondary Succession on Abandoned Peat Mines in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Canada
    S.P. Vander KloetT.S. AveryP.J. Vander KloetG.R. Milton
  • Volume 10: List of Reviewers
    Mires and Peat
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Franzén, L. G., & Malmgren, B. A. (2012). Microscopic Charcoal and Tar (CHAT) Particles in Peat: A 6500-Year Record of Palaeo-Fires in Southern Sweden. Mires and Peat, 10, 01. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.128450
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