ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 31, 2024December 29, 2024 UTC
Cutting Peat: The Historical Ecology and Dissection of the Chat Moss Ecosystem
Cutting Peat: The Historical Ecology and Dissection of the Chat Moss Ecosystem
Articles in Vol. 31, 2024
Vol. 31, 2024
- Assessing the Effects of Resource Extraction and Climate-Related Disturbances on the Growth of _Picea Mariana_ (Mill.) B.S.P. (Pinaceae) in Boreal Peatlands in the Hudson Bay Lowland, CanadaMatthew C. ElmesNicole E. BallistonEmma L. DavisJonathan S. Price
- Comparison of the Diversity of Ground Beetle (Coleoptera: Carabidae) Assemblages in Small and Large Temperate Peat BogsGennadi G. SushkoSergey V. BugaYulia I. Novikova
- What, When, Who and How? A Review of Peatland Research in AmazoniaCristina Malpica-PiñerosAlexandra BarthelmesHans Joosten
- Geochemical and Sedimentological Analyses on the Romanian _Sphagnum_ Peat Bog Tăul Fără FundTamás Zsolt VáriPál Sümegi
- Diversity and Species of Vascular Epiphytes in Tingana, the Highest Flooded Forest in PeruYakov Quinteros-GómezBetty MillánDoris Gómez-TiceránFranco Angeles-AlvarezAbel Salinas-IngaJehoshua Macedo-BedoyaSergio Olórtegui ChamolíÁngel Balbuena-Serrano
- How to Promote _Sphagnum_ Lawn Establishment in Drained Bogs: The Role of Water Table and Moss VitalityGreta GaudigAnja PragerMatthias Krebs
- Impact of Drainage on Raised Bogs in EstoniaJaanus PaalIti JürjendalAve SuijaAin Kull
- Towards Paludicultural Agroforestry: Land Use Practice Based on Malay Local Wisdom to Support Peatland Rehabilitation in Riau Province, IndonesiaElfisPrima Wahyu TitisariIndry ChahyanaTika PermatasariNorlis
- Leaching of Nutrients From Peat Soil and Nutrient Uptake by Oil Palm Seedlings: Effects of Biochar From Empty Oil Palm Fruit Bunches and Nitrogen FertilisationAbdul AzisAbdul RaufHamidah HanumFahmuddin Agus
- Estimating the Soil Subsidence and Carbon Losses From Long Term Anthropogenic Use of Peatlands: A Case Study on a Danish Raised BogDiana V. AdetsuTriven KogantiRasmus J. PetersenDominik ZakIda-Emile F. NilssonCarl C. HoffmanAmélie BeucherMogens H. Greve
- Peatland Paintings From the Past: A Picture of a Wetland Described by Philostratus the Elder (ca. 190–230 CE)Pim de Klerk
- Long-term Hydrometeorological Observations (1952–2020) at the Lammin-Suo Peatland Station, North-West RussiaAleksandra D. ZhuravlevaAnton V. TerekhovTatiana V. SkorospekhovaVladimir I. BatuevLyubov S. KurochkinaSvetlana S. ChepikovaBoris V. Yahlakov
- Species-dependent Methane Emissions in a Dutch Peatland During Paludiculture EstablishmentRenske J.E. VroomThomas M. GremmenJacobus van HuisstedenAlfons J.P. SmoldersSarian KostenChristian FritzBas P. van de RietCorine van HuisstedenMerit van den Berg
- Bird Assemblage Changes on Peatland Affected by Large-Scale Non-Native Afforestation in the Flow Country (Scotland)Robert HughesMark H. HancockRussell AndersonPhilippa R. GullettNick LittlewoodAinoa PraviaRoxane Andersen
- Assessment of Herpetofauna and Mammals in the Leyte Sab-a Basin Peatland, PhilippinesLibertine A.F. DensingHeremerose E. Matutes
- Exploratory Study on the Genus Diversity of Tropical Paludi-Microalgae as a Potential Source of Human Nutrition and Other ProductsSaritha Kittie UdaAdi JayaChaidir AdamAwalul Fatiqin
- Use of Environmental Sequencing in Evaluating Fungal Response to Peatland DegradationHedvika SynkováAnna MüllerováMartina Vašutová
- Biomass Prediction of _Typha Latifolia_ on a Paludiculture Site by Combining Structural and Spectral Features From UAS DataChristina HellmannBernd BobertzFabian HübnerNora KöhnJürgen KreylingSebastian van der Linden
- Groundwater Monitoring, Geophysical and Hydrochemical Assessment of Highly Disturbed Peat Deposits at Badas, Brunei DarussalamMuhammad Asri A.B.H. SuhipAlexander R. CobbRahayu S. SukriMario SchirmerStefan H. Gödeke
- Peatland Proverbs From the Past: Buying the Marsh With the Salt (Aristotle, 384–322 BCE)Pim de Klerk
- Cutting Peat: The Historical Ecology and Dissection of the Chat Moss EcosystemAndrew W. OsborneStuart MarsdenSimon J.M. CapornEmma Coulthard
- Trade-offs Between Nutrient Export, Greenhouse Gas Balance and Financial Performance in Continuous Cover and Rotation Forestry in Drained Peatlands in Northern FinlandAnssi AhtikoskiJaakko RepolaHannu HökkäSakari SarkkolaPaavo OjanenSoili HaikarainenLeena StenbergArtti Juutinen
- Managing Wet Fen Meadows for Nature Conservation Leads to a Moderate Warming EffectReinhard WolfVytas HuthFlorian Jansen
- Recovery of _Sphagnum_ Mosses in Donor Sites After Cutting: Effects of Species and Some Environmental FactorsEdgar KarofeldKai VellakArvo Tullus
- Volume 31: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Osborne, A. W., Marsden, S., Caporn, S. J. M., & Coulthard, E. (2024). Cutting Peat: The Historical Ecology and Dissection of the Chat Moss Ecosystem. Mires and Peat, 31, 21. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2024.OMB.Sc.2468173