ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 26, 2020July 01, 2020 UTC
Invertebrate Communities in a Modified Isolated Raised Bog Compared to an Intact Raised Bog in New Zealand
Invertebrate Communities in a Modified Isolated Raised Bog Compared to an Intact Raised Bog in New Zealand
C.H. Watts, B.R. Clarkson, V.M. Cave, D. Thornburrow, S. Thorpe,
Articles in Vol. 26, 2020
Vol. 26, 2020
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- Estimation of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions Based on Vegetation Changes After Rewetting in Drentsche Aa Brook ValleyW. LiuA.P. GrootjansH. EvertsC. FrtizN. de Vries
- Fine-resolution Mapping of Microforms of a Boreal Bog Using Aerial Images and Waveform-Recording LiDARI. KorpelaR. HaapanenA. KorrensaloE.-S. TuittilaT. Vesala
- Spatial Heterogeneity of Soil Properties in Relation to Microtopography in a Non-Tidal Rewetted Coastal MireS. AhmadH. LiuF. BeyerB. KløveB. Lennartz
- Trace Elements Content of Surface Peat Deposits in the Solovetsky Islands (White Sea)K. KoziołJ. KorzeniowskaD. OkupnyE. Bezak-MazurS. Żurek
- A High-Resolution Transient 3-Dimensional Hydrological Model of an Extensive Undisturbed Bog Complex in West SiberiaW. BleutenE. ZarovO. Schmitz
- Hydraulic Modelling for Assessment of the Performance of Sedimentation Basins Downstream From Extracted PeatlandsS. HafdhiS. DuchesneA. St-Hilaire
- Paludiculture on Former Bog Grassland: Profitability of Sphagnum Farming in North West GermanyS. WichmannM. KrebsS. KumarG. Gaudig
- Stabilisation of Peat With Colloidal NanosilicaS. GhadrA. Assadi-LangroudiC. Hung
- Biogas and Combustion Potential of Fresh Reed Canary Grass Grown on Cutover PeatlandK. LaasasenahoF. RenziH. KarjalainenP. KaparajuJ. KonttinenJ. Rintala
- Plant Diversity and Spatial Vegetation Structure of the Calcareous Spring Fen in the "Arkaulovskoye Mire" Protected Area (Southern Urals, Russia)E.Z. BaishevaA.A. MuldashevV.B. MartynenkoN.I. FedorovI.G. BikbaevT.Yu. MinayevaA.A. Sirin
- Substratum Sedimentology and Topography of Two Riparian Peat Bogs in the Bieszczady Mountains (Carpathians)J. KukulakM. Szubert
- Adding _Sphagnum_ to Peat Growing Medium Improves Plant Performance Under Water Restricting ConditionsA. KämäräinenK. JokinenL. Lindén
- Effects of Invasion by Birch on the Growth of Planted Spruce at a Post-Extraction PeatlandT.G. BravoM.E. BrummellL. RochefortM. Strack
- The Ecosystem of Peatland Research: A Bibliometric AnalysisS. van BellenV. Larivière
- Functional Redundancy of the Methane-Oxidising and Nitrogen-Fixing Microbial Community Associated With _Sphagnum Fallax_ and _Sphagnum Palustre_ in Two Dutch FensM.A.R. KoxL.F.M. KopE. van den ElzenT.A. van AlenL.P.M. LamersM.A.H.J. van KesselM.S.M. Jetten
- Towards More Sustainable Hydrological Management and Land Use of Drained Coastal Peatlands a Biogeochemical Balancing ActJ.M.H. van DiggelenL.P.M. LamersJ.H.T. LoermansW.J. RipA.J.P. Smolders
- The Relationship Between Surface Topography and Peat Thickness on Tebing Tinggi Island, IndonesiaB. NasrulA. MaasS.N.H. UtamiM. Nurudin
- Effects of Lowered Water Table and Agricultural Practices on a Remnant Restiad Bog Over Four DecadesB.R. ClarksonV.M. CaveC.H. WattsD. ThornburrowN.B. Fitzgerald
- Invertebrate Communities in a Modified Isolated Raised Bog Compared to an Intact Raised Bog in New ZealandC.H. WattsB.R. ClarksonV.M. CaveD. ThornburrowS. Thorpe
- Multi-substrate Induced Respiration (Functional Capacity) in Agriculturally Degraded and Intact Restiad Bogs: Implications for Carbon and Nitrogen CyclingS.M. LambieJ.L. Ratcliffe
- Famicose Peatlands and Ungulate Hoof Diseases: On the Meaning of a Word From ‘on the Meaning of Words’ (Festus, 2nd Century CE; Paulus Diaconus, 8th Century CE)P. de KlerkI. MusäusH. Joosten
- Flooding of an Abandoned Fen by Beaver Led to Highly Variable Greenhouse Gas EmissionsM. MinkeA. FreibauerT. YarmashukA. BurloH. HarbachovaA. SchneiderV. TikhonovJ. Augustin
- Network Environment Analysis of a Model of Carbon Flows in a Peat Bog and FenA.V. NaumovN.P. KosykhN.P. Mironycheva-Tokareva
- Identifying Spectral Features of Characteristics of Sphagnum to Assess the Remote Sensing Potential of Peatlands: A Case Study in ChinaY. PangY. HuangY. ZhouJ. XuY. Wu
- The Influence of Anthropogenic Land Use on Finnish Peatland Area and Carbon Stores 1950–2015J. TurunenS. Valpola
- Moth Responses to Forest-To-Bog RestorationA. PraviaR. AndersenR.R.E. ArtzK. BoydN.R. CowieN.A. Littlewood
- Using Remote Sensing Materials to Assess the Effects of Peat Extraction on the Morphology and Vegetation Cover of a Raised Bog (Ludźmierz Near Nowy Targ, Southern Poland)W. JuchaP. MareczkaD. Okupny
- Revegetation of Upland Eroded Bare Peat Using Heather Brash and Geotextiles in the Presence and Absence of GrazingS.H. Watts
- The Effect of Botanical Composition of Vegetation Cover and Peat-Forming Species on the Concentration of Indole-3-Acetic Acid and Chemical Compounds in PeatL.W. SzajdakM. SzczepańskiT. Meysner
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Watts, C. H., Clarkson, B. R., Cave, V. M., Thornburrow, D., & Thorpe, S. (2020). Invertebrate Communities in a Modified Isolated Raised Bog Compared to an Intact Raised Bog in New Zealand. Mires and Peat, 26, 20. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2019.MEH.StA.1879