ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 13, 2013October 03, 2014 UTC
An Exploration of Common Reed (Phragmites Australis) Bioenergy Potential in North America
An Exploration of Common Reed (Phragmites Australis) Bioenergy Potential in North America
Articles in Vol. 13, 2013
Vol. 13, 2013
- Reed as a Renewable Resource and Other Aspects of Paludiculture: FOREWORDW. WichtmannJ. Couwenberg
- The Utilisation of Reed (_Phragmites Australis_): A ReviewJ.F. KöbbingN. ThevsS. Zerbe
- The Effect of an Exceptionally Wet Summer on Methane Effluxes From a 15-Year Re-Wetted Fen in North-East GermanyV. HuthA. GüntherG. JurasinskiS. Glatzel
- Regulation of Reed (_Phragmites Australis_) by Water Buffalo Grazing: Use in Coastal ConservationW. SweersS. HornG. GrenzdörfferJ. Müller
- Reed as a Gasification Fuel: A Comparison With Woody FuelsS. LinkÜ KaskA. PaistA. SiirdeS. ArvelakisM. HupaP. YrjasI. Külaots
- Combustion Characteristics of Reed and Its Suitability as a Boiler FuelÜ. KaskL. KaskS. Link
- Combustibility of Biomass From Wet Fens in Belarus and Its Potential as a Substitute for Peat in Fuel BriquettesW. WichtmannC. OehmkeS. BärischF. DeschanU. MalashevichF. Tanneberger
- Thermal Transmittance of Reed-Insulated Walls in a Purpose-Built Test HouseM. MiljanM.-J. MiljanJ. MiljanK. AkermannK. Karja
- Sphagnum Farming in Germany – a Review of ProgressG. GaudigF. FenglerM. KrebsA. PragerJ. SchulzS. WichmannH. Joosten
- The Potential Role of Cattail-Reinforced Clay Plaster in Sustainable BuildingG. GeorgievW. TheuerkornM. KrusR. KilianT. Grosskinsky
- Saving Reed Lands by Giving Economic Value to ReedF.W. Croon
- Developing New-Generation Machinery for Vegetation Management on Protected Wetlands in PolandA.P. DubowskiK. ZembrowskiA. RakowiczT. PawlowskiS. WeymannL. Wojnilowicz
- An Exploration of Common Reed (_Phragmites Australis_) Bioenergy Potential in North AmericaR. VaičekonytėE. KiviatF. NsengaA. Ostfeld
- Volume 13: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Vaičekonytė, R., Kiviat, E., Nsenga, F., & Ostfeld, A. (2014). An Exploration of Common Reed (Phragmites Australis) Bioenergy Potential in North America. Mires and Peat, 13, 12. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.129426