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ISSN 1819-754X
research article
Vol. 23, 2018March 30, 2019 UTC

An Incubation Study of GHG Flux Responses to a Changing Water Table Linked to Biochemical Parameters Across a Peatland Restoration Chronosequence

R. Hermans, N. Zahn, R. Andersen, Y.A. Teh, N. Cowie, J.-A. Subke,
CO2CH4carbonpeat qualitypore water chemistry
Copyright Logoccby-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2018.DW.354

Articles in Vol. 23, 2018

Vol. 23, 2018
  • The Flow Country Peatlands of Scotland: FOREWORD
    R. AndersenN. CowieR.J. PayneJ.-A. Subke
  • Peatland Afforestation in the UK and Consequences for Carbon Storage
    T.J. SloanR.J. PayneA.R. AndersonC. BainS. ChapmanN. CowieP. GilbertR. LindsayD. MauquoyA.J. NewtonR. Andersen
  • Knockfin Heights: A High-Altitude Flow Country Peatland Showing Extensive Erosion of Uncertain Origin
    M.H. HancockB. EnglandN.R. Cowie
  • Holocene Carbon Accumulation in the Peatlands of Northern Scotland
    J.L. RatcliffeR.J. PayneT.J. SloanB. SmithS. WaldronD. MauquoyA. NewtonA.R. AndersonA. HendersonR. Andersen
  • Assessing the Effects of Forest-To-Bog Restoration in the Hyporheic Zone at Known Atlantic Salmon (_Salmo Salar_) Spawning Sites
    R. AndersenR. TaylorN.R. CowieD. SvobodovaA. Youngson
  • Net Ecosystem Exchange From Two Formerly Afforested Peatlands Undergoing Restoration in the Flow Country of Northern Scotland
    G. HambleyR. AndersenP. LevyM. SaundersN.R. CowieY.A. TehT.C. Hill
  • Ground Surface Subsidence in an Afforested Peatland Fifty Years After Drainage and Planting
    T.J. SloanR.J. PayneA.R. AndersonP. GilbertD. MauquoyA.J. NewtonR. Andersen
  • Comparison of Plant Traits of Sedges, Shrubs and _Sphagnum_ Mosses Between Sites Undergoing Forest-To-Bog Restoration and Near-Natural Open Blanket Bog: A Pilot Study
    W. KoningsK.G. BoydR. Andersen
  • An Incubation Study of GHG Flux Responses to a Changing Water Table Linked to Biochemical Parameters Across a Peatland Restoration Chronosequence
    R. HermansN. ZahnR. AndersenY.A. TehN. CowieJ.-A. Subke
  • Combined Palaeolimnological and Ecological Approach Provides Added Value for Understanding the Character and Drivers of Recent Environmental Change in Flow Country Lakes
    H.J. RobsonV.J. JonesG.M. HiltonS. BrooksC.D. SayerA. Douse
  • Volume 23: List of Reviewers
    Mires and Peat
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Hermans, R., Zahn, N., Andersen, R., Teh, Y. A., Cowie, N., & Subke, J.-A. (2019). An Incubation Study of GHG Flux Responses to a Changing Water Table Linked to Biochemical Parameters Across a Peatland Restoration Chronosequence. Mires and Peat, 23, 08. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2018.DW.354
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