ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 19, 2017March 05, 2017 UTC
Holocene Elemental, Lead Isotope and Charcoal Record From Peat in Southern Poland
Holocene Elemental, Lead Isotope and Charcoal Record From Peat in Southern Poland
K. Tudyka, A. Pazdur, F. De Vleeschouwer,
Articles in Vol. 19, 2017
Vol. 19, 2017
- Towards Ecosystem-Based Restoration of Peatland BiodiversityT.Yu. MinayevaO.M. BraggA.A. Sirin
- Characterisation of Holocene Plant Macrofossils From North Spanish Ombrotrophic Mires: BryophytesM. SoutoD. CastroX. Pontevedra-Pombal
- Quality Loss of Swiss Bog Vegetation the Key Importance of the MarginsE. Feldmeyer-ChristeM. Küchler
- Biosorption of Hexavalent Chromium From Aqueous Solutions Using Highly Characterised PeatsA.M. RizzutiC.R. NewkirkK.A. Wilson
- Consolidation of Gyttja in a Rewetted Fen Peatland: Potential Implications for RestorationS. MalloyJ.S. Price
- Ten-year Results of a Comparison of Methods for Restoring Afforested Blanket BogR. AndersonA. Peace
- Holocene Elemental, Lead Isotope and Charcoal Record From Peat in Southern PolandK. TudykaA. PazdurF. De Vleeschouwer
- Drivers of Peat Accumulation Rate in a Raised Bog: Impact of Drainage, Climate, and Local Vegetation CompositionN. StivrinsI. OzolaM. Gałka
- Using ‘Snapshot’ Measurements of CH~4~ Fluxes From an Ombrotrophic Peatland to Estimate Annual Budgets: Interpolation Versus ModellingS.M. GreenA.J. Baird
- Diversity and Species Composition of Beetles in the Herb-Shrub Layer of a Large Isolated Raised Bog in BelarusG.G. Sushko
- From Meadow to Shallow Lake: Monitoring Secondary Succession in a Coastal Fen After Rewetting by Flooding Based on Aerial Imagery and Plot DataM. KochF. KoebschJ. HahnG. Jurasinski
- Questioning Ten Common Assumptions About PeatlandsK.L. BaconA.J. BairdA. BlundellM-A. BourgaultP.J. ChapmanG. DargieG.P. DoolingC. GeeJ. HoldenT. KellyK.A. McKendrick-SmithP.J. MorrisA. NobleS.M. PalmerA. QuilletG.T. SwindlesE.J. WatsonD.M. Young
- Investigating the Internal Structure of Four Azorean _Sphagnum_ Bogs Using Ground-Penetrating RadarD. PereiraE. DiasM. Ponte
- The History, Present Status and Future Prospects of the Russian Fuel Peat IndustryP.S. Tcvetkov
- Indicative Effects of Climate Change on Groundwater Levels in Estonian Raised Bogs Over 50 YearsE. LodeM. KüttimI.-K. Kiivit
- A Video Simulating the Growth of a Raised BogR.S. Clymo
- Disappearance Rate of a Peatland in Dublany Near Lviv (Ukraine) Drained in 19th CenturyK. LipkaE. ZającV. HlotovZ. Siejka
- Influence of Pore Structure on Solute Transport in Degraded and Undegraded Fen Peat SoilsC. KleimeierF. RezanezhadP. Van CappellenB. Lennartz
- Performance of Extensive Cattle Stocking on a Reclaimed Minerotrophic Wet GrasslandL. BreitsameterM. KayserJ. StrodthoffJ. MüllerJ. Isselstein
- Carbon Dioxide and Methane Fluxes in Grazed and Undisturbed Mountain Peatlands in the Ecuadorian AndesM.E. SánchezR.A. ChimnerJ.A. HribljanE.A. LilleskovE. Suárez
- Iberian Acid Peatlands: Types, Origin and General Trends of DevelopmentX. Pontevedra-PombalD. CastroR. CarballeiraM. SoutoJ.A. López-SáezS. Pérez-DíazM.I. FragaM. ValcárcelE. García-Rodeja
- The Peatland Map of EuropeF. TannebergerC. TegetmeyerS. BusseA. Barthelmes
- Refining Pedotransfer Functions for Estimating Peat Bulk DensityS.J. ChapmanJ. FarmerA. MainJ. Smith
- Assessment of the Humification Degree of Peat Soil Under Sago (_Metroxylon Sagu_) Cultivation Based on Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) and Ultraviolet-Visible (UV-Vis) Spectroscopic CharacteristicsS.F. SimM.E. WasliC.M.R. YongP.S. HowellC. JuminN.A. SafieB. Samling
- Volume 19: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Tudyka, K., Pazdur, A., & De Vleeschouwer, F. (2017). Holocene Elemental, Lead Isotope and Charcoal Record From Peat in Southern Poland. Mires and Peat, 19, 07. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.257