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ISSN 1819-754X
research article
Vol. 20, 2017April 20, 2017 UTC

Establishing Sphagnum Cultures on Bog Grassland, Cut-Over Bogs, and Floating Mats: Procedures, Costs and Area Potential in Germany

S. Wichmann, A. Prager, G. Gaudig,
cost assessmentdegraded bogsgrowing mediapaludicultureSphagnum farming
Copyright Logoccby-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.235

Articles in Vol. 20, 2017

Vol. 20, 2017
  • Growing _Sphagnum_: FOREWORD
    S. GlatzelL. Rochefort
  • Swift Recovery of _Sphagnum_ Carpet and Carbon Sequestration After Shallow _Sphagnum_ Biomass Harvesting
    N. SilvanK. JokinenJ. NäkkiläR. Tahvonen
  • Greenhouse Gas Balance of an Establishing _Sphagnum_ Culture on a Former Bog Grassland in Germany
    A. GüntherG. JurasinskiK. AlbrechtG. GaudigM. KrebsS. Glatzel
  • Establishing _Sphagnum_ Cultures on Bog Grassland, Cut-Over Bogs, and Floating Mats: Procedures, Costs and Area Potential in Germany
    S. WichmannA. PragerG. Gaudig
  • Sphagnum Farming on Cut-Over Bog in NW Germany: Long-term Studies on _Sphagnum_ Growth
    G. GaudigM. KrebsH. Joosten
  • The Effects of Water Management on the CO~2~ Uptake of _Sphagnum_ Moss in a Reclaimed Peatland
    C.M. BrownM. StrackJ.S. Price
  • Effect of Repeated Mowing to Reduce Graminoid Plant Cover on the Moss Carpet at a _Sphagnum_ Farm in North America
    M. Guêné-NanchenR. PouliotS. HugronL. Rochefort
  • _Sphagnum_ Moss as a Growing Media Constituent: Some Effects of Harvesting, Processing and Storage
    S. Kumar
  • _Sphagnum_ Growth in Floating Cultures: Effect of Planting Design
    Y. Hoshi
  • _Sphagnum_ Restoration on Degraded Blanket and Raised Bogs in the UK Using Micropropagated Source Material: A Review of Progress
    S.J.M CapornA.E. RosenburghA.T. KeightleyS.L. HindeJ.L. RiggsM. BucklerN.A. Wright
  • The Water Balance of a Sphagnum Farming Site in North-West Germany
    K. BrustM. KrebsA. WahrenG. GaudigH. Joosten
  • _Sphagnum_ Mosses Cultivated in Outdoor Nurseries Yield Efficient Plant Material for Peatland Restoration
    S. HugronL. Rochefort
  • _Sphagnum_ Regrowth After Cutting
    M. KrebsG. GaudigI. MatchutadzeH. Joosten
  • Sphagnum Farming From Species Selection to the Production of Growing Media: A Review
    G. GaudigM. KrebsA. PragerS. Wichmann
  • Volume 20: List of Reviewers
    Mires and Peat
Mires and Peat
Wichmann, S., Prager, A., & Gaudig, G. (2017). Establishing Sphagnum Cultures on Bog Grassland, Cut-Over Bogs, and Floating Mats: Procedures, Costs and Area Potential in Germany. Mires and Peat, 20, 03. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.235
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