ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 18, 2016November 06, 2016 UTC
Regional Patterns and Controlling Factors in Plant Species Composition and Diversity in Canadian Lowland Coastal Bogs and Laggs
Regional Patterns and Controlling Factors in Plant Species Composition and Diversity in Canadian Lowland Coastal Bogs and Laggs
S.A. Howie, H.J. van Meerveld, R.J. Hebda,
Articles in Vol. 18, 2016
Vol. 18, 2016
- Long-term Peat Accumulation in Temperate Forested Peatlands (_Thuja Occidentalis_ Swamps) in the Great Lakes Region of North AmericaC.A. OttR.A. Chimner
- Impact of Drainage on Vegetation of Transitional Mires in EstoniaJ. PaalI. JürjendalA. SuijaA. Kull
- Geotechnical Properties of Peat Soil Stabilised With Shredded Waste Tyre ChipsM.A. RahgozarM. Saberian
- Record Growth of _Sphagnum Papillosum_ in Georgia (Transcaucasus): Rain Frequency, Temperature and Microhabitat as Key Drivers in Natural BogsM. KrebsG. GaudigH. Joosten
- Revegetation Dynamics After 15 Years of Rewetting in Two Extracted Peatlands in SwedenS.A. KozlovL. LundinN.A. Avetov
- Spontaneous Revegetation of Cutaway Fens: Can It Result in Valuable Habitats?A. PriedeA. MežakaL. DobkevičaL. Grīnberga
- Loss of the Soil Carbon Storage Function of Drained Forested PeatlandsC. Wüst-GalleyE. MössingerJ. Leifeld
- Informing Innovative Peatland Conservation in Light of Palaeoecological Evidence for the Demise of _Sphagnum Imbricatum_: The Case of Oxenhope Moor, Yorkshire, UKJ. McCarrollF.M. ChambersJ.C. Webb
- Movement of Tritiated Water Injected Into Blanket PeatR.S. Clymo
- Ecohydrological Analysis of a Groundwater Influenced Blanket Bog: Occurrence of _Schoenus Nigricans_ in Roundstone Bog, Connemara, IrelandA.P. GrootjansG. HensgensR. Hogenboom
- Characterisation of Holocene Plant Macrofossils From North Spanish Ombrotrophic Mires: Vascular PlantsM. SoutoD. CastroX. Pontevedra-PombalE. Garcia-RodejaM.I. Fraga
- Do Testate Amoebae Communities Recover in Concordance With Vegetation After Restoration of Drained Peatlands?E. Daza SeccoT. HaapalehtoJ. Haimi
- Palaeoecological Studies as a Source of Peat Depth Data: A Discussion and Data Compilation for ScotlandJ. RatcliffeR.J. Payne
- Concentrations, Loads and Yields of Organic Carbon From Two Tropical Peat Swamp Forest Streams in Riau Province, Sumatra, IndonesiaH.M. YupiT. InoueJ. Bathgate
- Area Estimations of Cultivated Organic Soils in Ireland: Reducing GHG Reporting UncertaintiesJ. DonlanJ. O’DwyerK.A. Byrne
- Geotechnical Properties of Peat Soil Stabilised With Shredded Waste Tyre Chips in Combination With Gypsum, Lime or CementM. SaberianM.A. Rahgozar
- Reintroduction of Salt Marsh Vegetation and Phosphorus Fertilisation Improve Plant Colonisation on Seawater-Contaminated Cutover BogsC. EmondL. LapointeS. Hugron
- Biology, Ecology, Use, Conservation and Cultivation of Round-Leaved Sundew (_Drosera Rotundifolia_ L.): A ReviewB. BaranyaiH. Joosten
- The Production of 7-Methyljuglone, Plumbagin and Quercetin in Wild and Cultivated _Drosera Rotundifolia_ and _Drosera Intermedia_B. BaranyaiC. BäckerC. Reich
- Combining Short-Term Manipulative Experiments With Long-Term Palaeoecological Investigations at High Resolution to Assess the Response of _Sphagnum_ Peatlands to Drought, Fire and WarmingM. LamentowiczS. SłowińskaM. Słowiński
- The Effect of Long-Term Forestry Drainage on the Current State of Peatland Soils: A Case Study From the Central Sudetes, SW PolandB. GlinaA. BogaczM. Gulyás
- Scientific Basis of a New Method for Hydrophobic Modification of Mineral Binders Using Peat ProductsO. Misnikov
- Regional Patterns and Controlling Factors in Plant Species Composition and Diversity in Canadian Lowland Coastal Bogs and LaggsS.A. HowieH.J. van MeerveldR.J. Hebda
- Genesis and Abiotic Characteristics of Three High-Altitude Peatlands in the Tien Shan Mountains (Kyrgyzstan), With Focus on Silty Peatland SubstratesR. MüllerT. HeinickeO. Juschus
- Cold Storage as a Method for the Long-Term Preservation of Tropical Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC)S. CookM. PeacockC.D. EvansS.E. PageM. WhelanV. GauciK.L. Khoon
- Holocene Fire History: Can Evidence of Peat Burning Be Found in the Palaeo-Archive?S.L. NewC.M. BelcherV.A. Hudspith
- Volume 18: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Howie, S. A., van Meerveld, H. J., & Hebda, R. J. (2016). Regional Patterns and Controlling Factors in Plant Species Composition and Diversity in Canadian Lowland Coastal Bogs and Laggs. Mires and Peat, 18, 23. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.242