ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 24, 2019June 21, 2019 UTC
A Synthesis of Evidence for the Effects of Interventions to Conserve Peatland Vegetation: Overview and Critical Discussion
A Synthesis of Evidence for the Effects of Interventions to Conserve Peatland Vegetation: Overview and Critical Discussion
N.G. Taylor, P. Grillas, M.S. Fennessy, E. Goodyer, L.L.B. Graham, E. Karofeld, R.A. Lindsay, D.A. Locky, N. Ockendon, A. Rial, S. Ross, R.K. Smith, R. van Diggelen, J. Whinam, W.J. Sutherland,
Articles in Vol. 24, 2019
Vol. 24, 2019
- Vegetation of Andean Wetlands (_Bofedales_) in Huascarán National Park, PeruM.H. PolkK.R. YoungA. CanoB. León
- Identification and Classification of Unmapped Blanket Bogs in the Cordillera Cantábrica, Northern SpainG. ChicoB. ClutterbuckR. LindsayN.G. MidgleyJ. Labadz
- Vitality of Bog Pine and Colonising Norway Spruce Along Environmental Gradients Within a BogH. BöhnerL. RoseP. von SengbuschM. Scherer-Lorenzen
- High N~2~O and CO~2~ Emissions From Bare Peat Dams Reduce the Climate Mitigation Potential of Bog Rewetting PracticesO. VybornovaH. van AsperenE. PfeifferL. Kutzbach
- Thirty Years of Vegetation Dynamics in the Rospuda Fen (NE Poland)E. JabłońskaP. PawlikowskiF. JarzombkowskiM. TarapataS. Kłosowski
- Impact of Soil Collar Insertion Depth on Microbial Respiration Measurements From Tropical Peat Under an Oil Palm PlantationS.F. BatubaraF. AgusA. RaufD. Elfiati
- Geotechnical Properties and Microstructural Characteristics of Northeast Indian PeatsA. PaulM. Hussain
- Does the Autecology of Core Species Reflect the Synecology of Functional Groups During the Assembly of Vegetation in Abandoned Extracted Peatlands?J. LiiraT. Triisberg-UljasE. KarofeldH. KaruJ. Paal
- Are Point Measurements in a Bog Representative of Their Surrounding Area?S.A. HowieH.J. van Meerveld
- Aapa Mire on the Southern Limit: A Case Study in Vologda Region (North-Western Russia)S.A. KutenkovD.A. Philippov
- South African Peatlands: A Review of Late Pleistocene-Holocene Developments Using Radiocarbon DatingS. ElshehawiP. GrundlingM. GabrielA.P. GrootjansJ. Van der Plicht
- Finnish Botanists in the Mires of Olonets Region in Russian Karelia During the Second World WarT. LindholmR. HeikkiläO. Kuznetsov
- The Biocenotic Value of Slītere National Park, Latvia, With Special Reference to Inter-Dune MiresL. WołejkoA.P. GrootjansM. PakalneL. StrazdiņaO. AleksānsS. ElshehawiE. Grabowska
- Application of Terrestrial Laser Scanning to Quantify Surface Changes in Restored and Degraded Blanket BogsG. ChicoB. ClutterbuckN.G. MidgleyJ. Labadz
- Quagmires Around Southern and Southeastern Estonian LakesJ. PaalP.-R. PärnsaluH. Mäemets
- Modelling Time-Integrated Fluxes of CO~2~ and CH~4~ in Peatlands: A ReviewA.J. BairdS.M. GreenE. BrownG.P. Dooling
- Framing the Peat: The Political Ecology of Finnish Mire Policies and LawO. RatamäkiP. JokinenE. AlbrechtA. Belinskij
- A Synthesis of Evidence for the Effects of Interventions to Conserve Peatland Vegetation: Overview and Critical DiscussionN.G. TaylorP. GrillasM.S. FennessyE. GoodyerL.L.B. GrahamE. KarofeldR.A. LindsayD.A. LockyN. OckendonA. RialS. RossR.K. SmithR. van DiggelenJ. WhinamW.J. Sutherland
- Declaring Success in _Sphagnum_ Peatland Restoration: Identifying Outcomes From Readily Measurable Vegetation DescriptorsE. GonzálezL. Rochefort
- Spring-season Flooding Is a Primary Control of Vegetation Succession Trajectories in Primary MiresA.M. LaineS. FrolkingT. TahvanainenA. TolvanenE.-S. Tuittila
- Habitat and Floristic Peculiarities of an Isolated Mountain Mire in the Hyrcanian Region of Northern Iran: A Harbour for Rare and Endangered Plant SpeciesA. NaqinezhadE. RamezaniA.H. KhaliliH. Joosten
- An Overview of the Patterned Fens of Great Sandy Region, Far Eastern AustraliaR. FairfaxR. Lindsay
- Mire Margin to Expanse Gradient in Part Relates to Nutrients Gradient: Evidence From Successional Mire Basins, North FinlandS. RehellJ. LaitinenJ. OksanenO.-P. Siira
- Genetic Diversity and Implications for Conservation Strategies of _Drosera Rotundifolia_ L. (Droseraceae) in Northern Germany (Schleswig-Holstein)S. EschenbrennerC.M. MüllerB. GemeinholzerV. Wissemann
- The Effects of Alkalinity and Cations on the Vitality of _Sphagnum Palustre_ L.A.H.W. KoksG. van DijkA.J.P. SmoldersL.P.M. LamersC. Fritz
- Dynamics of Organic Matter and Mineral Components in _Sphagnum_- and _Carex_-dominated Organic SoilsL.W. SzajdakT. MeysnerL.I. InishevaE. LapshinaM. SzczepańskiW. Gaca
- The Dependence of Net Soil CO~2~ Emissions on Water Table Depth in Boreal Peatlands Drained for ForestryP. OjanenK. Minkkinen
- _Sphagnum_ Moss as a Functional Reinforcement Agent in Castor Oil-Based Biopolyurethane CompositesA. ÄmmäläP. Piltonen
- Strong Long-Term Interactive Effects of Warming and Enhanced Nitrogen and Sulphur Deposition on the Abundance of Active Methanogens in a Boreal Oligotrophic MireM. MartíM.B. NilssonÅ. DanielssonP-E. LindgrenB.H. Svensson
- A New Preparation Method for Testate Amoebae in Minerogenic SedimentsX. ZhengJ.B. HarperG. HopeS.D. Mooney
- Growing Season CO~2~ Fluxes From a Drained Peatland Dominated by _Molinia Caerulea_N. GatisE. Grand-ClementD.J. LuscombeI.P. HartleyK. AndersonR.E. Brazier
- A Toolkit for Field Identification and Ecohydrological Interpretation of Peatland Deposits in GermanyC. SchulzR. Meier-UhlherrV. LuthardtH. Joosten
- Ecohydrology and Causes of Peat Degradation at the Vasi Peatland, South AfricaS. ElshehawiM. GabrielL. PretoriusS. BukhosiniM. ButlerJ. van der PlichtP. GrundlingA.P. Grootjans
- Seasonal and Inter-Annual Variability of Carbon Dioxide Exchange at a Boreal Peatland in North-East European RussiaO.A. MikhaylovS.V. ZagirovaM.N. Miglovets
- The Distribution and Naturalness of Peatland on Terceira Island (Azores): Instruments to Define Priority Areas for Conservation and RestorationC. MendesE. DiasM. PonteA. MendesL. Rochefort
- Centrohelid Heliozoans (Haptista: Centroplasthelida) From Mires in the North Caucasus, RussiaK.I. ProkinaD.A. Philippov
- Bryophyte Community Composition and Diversity Are Indicators of Hydrochemical and Ecological Gradients in Temperate Kettle Hole Mires in Ohio, USAR. Grau-AndrésG.M. DaviesC. Rey-SanchezJ. Slater
- Undrained Peatland Areas Disturbed by Surrounding Drainage: A Large Scale GIS Analysis in Finland With a Special Focus on Aapa MiresA. SallinenS. TuominenT. KumpulaT. Tahvanainen
- Volume 24: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Taylor, N. G., Grillas, P., Fennessy, M. S., Goodyer, E., Graham, L. L. B., Karofeld, E., Lindsay, R. A., Locky, D. A., Ockendon, N., Rial, A., Ross, S., Smith, R. K., van Diggelen, R., Whinam, J., & Sutherland, W. J. (2019). A Synthesis of Evidence for the Effects of Interventions to Conserve Peatland Vegetation: Overview and Critical Discussion. Mires and Peat, 24, 18. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2018.OMB.379