ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 31, 2024December 15, 2024 UTC
Groundwater Monitoring, Geophysical and Hydrochemical Assessment of Highly Disturbed Peat Deposits at Badas, Brunei Darussalam
Groundwater Monitoring, Geophysical and Hydrochemical Assessment of Highly Disturbed Peat Deposits at Badas, Brunei Darussalam
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
Suhip, M. A. A. B. H., Cobb, A. R., Sukri, R. S., Schirmer, M., & Gödeke, S. H. (2024). Groundwater Monitoring, Geophysical and Hydrochemical Assessment of Highly Disturbed Peat Deposits at Badas, Brunei Darussalam. Mires and Peat, 31, 19. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2023.CM.Sc.2332104