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ISSN 1819-754X
review article
Vol. 21, 2018March 24, 2018 UTC

Strategies for Peatland Conservation in France a Review of Progress

F. Muller,
Action PlansEU Habitats DirectiveLIFE-Naturemire conservationwetland management
Copyright Logoccby-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.218

Articles in Vol. 21, 2018

Vol. 21, 2018
  • Genetic Diversity of _Dyera Polyphylla_ (Miq.) Steenis Populations Used in Tropical Peatland Restoration in Indonesia
    H.L. TataA. MuchugiR. KaribaM. van Noordwijk
  • Plant Diversity and Functional Trait Composition During Mire Development
    A.M. LaineT. SelänpääJ. OksanenM. SeväkiviE.-S. Tuittila
  • Impact of Drainage and Soil Properties on Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Intact Cores of Cultivated Peat Soils
    L. NorbergÖ. BerglundK. Berglund
  • The Climate Warming Effect of a Fen Peat Meadow With Fluctuating Water Table Is Reduced by Young Alder Trees
    V. HuthM. HoffmannS. BereswillD. ZakJ. Augustin
  • Developing a National Strategy for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Peatlands in the Republic of Belarus
    A. KozulinN. TanovitskayaN. Minchenko
  • Strategies for Peatland Conservation in France a Review of Progress
    F. Muller
  • The Hydrophobic Modification of Gypsum Binder by Peat Products: Physico-Chemical and Technological Basis
    O. Misnikov
  • Impact of Two Hot and Dry Summers on the Community Structure and Functional Diversity of Testate Amoebae in an Artificial Bog, Illustrating Their Use as Bioindicators of Peatland Health
    I. KoenigK. ChristinatM. d’InvernoE.A.D. Mitchell
  • CNP Stoichiometry and Productivity Limitations in High-Altitude Wetland Ecosystems of the Eastern Pamir
    M. MętrakP. ChibowskiM. SulwińskiP. PawlikowskiM. Suska-Malawska
  • The Effect of Drainage on CO~2~, CH~4~ and N~2~O Emissions in the Zoige Peatland: A 40-Month in Situ Study
    R. CaoY. ChenX. WuQ. ZhouS. Sun
  • Effectiveness of Restoration of a Degraded Shallow Mountain Fen After Five Years
    B. GlinaA. BogaczŁ. MendykO. BojkoM. Nowak
  • Substrate Quality and Spontaneous Revegetation of Extracted Peatland: Case Study of an Abandoned Polish Mountain Bog
    E. ZającJ. ZarzyckiM. Ryczek
  • _Sphagnum_ Decay Patterns and Bog Microtopography in South-Eastern Finland
    M. MäkiläH. SäävuoriA. GrundströmT. Suomi
  • Surface Energy Exchange in Pristine and Managed Boreal Peatlands
    P. AlekseychikI. MammarellaA. LindrothA. LohilaM. AurelaT. LaurilaV. KasurinenM. LundJ. RinneM.B. NilssonM. PeichlK. MinkkinenN.J. ShurpaliE.-S. TuittilaP.J. MartikainenJ.-P. TuovinenT. Vesala
  • Effects of Grazing Pressure on Plant Species Composition and Water Presence on Bofedales in the Andes Mountain Range of Bolivia
    N. Cochi MachacaB. CondoriA. Rojas PardoF. AnthelmeR.I. MenesesC.E. WeedaH.L. Perotto-Baldivieso
  • Sequence-based Identification and Characterisation of Cultivated Filamentous Fungi in the Alan Bunga Peat Ecosystems of Sarawak, Malaysia
    Z. AyobN.A. KusaiS.R.A. Ali
  • Physical Growing Media Characteristics of _Sphagnum_ Biomass Dominated by _Sphagnum Fuscum_ (Schimp.) Klinggr.
    A. KämäräinenA. SimojokiL. LindénK. JokinenN. Silvan
  • Mid- to Late Holocene Elemental Record and Isotopic Composition of Lead in a Peat Core From Wolbrom (S Poland)
    F. PawełczykA. MichczyńskiJ. TomkowiakK. TudykaN. Fagel
  • Morphology of Chrysophycean Stomatocysts in Three Peatlands in Central China
    X. BaiZ.J. BuX. Chen
  • New Insights Into Postglacial Vegetation Dynamics and Environmental Conditions of Península Avellaneda, Southwest Patagonia, Revealed by Plant Macrofossils and Pollen Analysis
    M.E. EcheverríaG.D. SottileM.V. ManciniS.L. Fontana
  • Utilising Highly Characterised Peats to Remove Cadmium From Aqueous Solutions
    A.M. RizzutiK.D. MouzoneL.W. CosmeA.D. Cohen
  • Community-identified Key Research Questions for the Future of UK Afforested Peatlands
    R.J. PayneW. Jessop
  • Physical and Hydrological Properties of Peat as Proxies for Degradation of South African Peatlands: Implications for Conservation and Restoration
    M. GabrielC. ToaderF. FaulN. RoßkopfP. GrundlingC. van HuyssteenA.T. GrundlingJ. Zeitz
  • Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Two Rewetted Peatlands Previously Managed for Forestry
    C. RigneyD. WilsonF. Renou-WilsonC. MüllerG. MoserK.A. Byrne
  • Volume 21: List of Reviewers
    Mires and Peat
Mires and Peat
Muller, F. (2018). Strategies for Peatland Conservation in France a Review of Progress. Mires and Peat, 21, 06. https://doi.org/10.19189/MaP.2016.OMB.218
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