ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 19, 2017September 18, 2017 UTC
Disappearance Rate of a Peatland in Dublany Near Lviv (Ukraine) Drained in 19th Century
Disappearance Rate of a Peatland in Dublany Near Lviv (Ukraine) Drained in 19th Century
K. Lipka, E. Zając, V. Hlotov, Z. Siejka,
Articles in Vol. 19, 2017
Vol. 19, 2017
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- 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
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- 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
Lipka, K., Zając, E., Hlotov, V., & Siejka, Z. (2017). Disappearance Rate of a Peatland in Dublany Near Lviv (Ukraine) Drained in 19th Century. Mires and Peat, 19, 17. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2017.OMB.279