ISSN 1819-754X
Vol. 32, 2025September 19, 2025 UTC
Intricate Spatial Soil Carbon Distribution in Four Pyrenean Mires
Intricate Spatial Soil Carbon Distribution in Four Pyrenean Mires
Articles in Vol. 32, 2025
Vol. 32, 2025
- Chemical Studies of Some Irish Bogs: A Newly Discovered Manuscript by Hugo Sjörs and Eville GorhamHåkan Rydin
- A Review of the Mires of Lesotho: Bogs or Fens?Ts'epo S. SekaleliPiet-Louis GrundlingAndré J.M. Jansen
- Can Water Table Restoration in Drained Peatlands Contribute to Improving the Population Status of Eurasian Teal _Anas Crecca_?Anthony D. FoxPhilippe FrankardAndreas LindénTuomas SeimolaRobert HughesMeelis Leivits
- The Distribution and (Future) Use of Switzerland’s Organic SoilsChloé Wüst-GalleyJens Leifeld
- From Bare Peat to _Sphagnum_ Cover: The Success of _Sphagnum_-fragment and Straw-Mulch Application for Initiating Peatland RestorationMarte FandremKristian HasselJames D.M. SpeedAnders L. KolstadMagni Olsen Kyrkjeeide
- Soil Microbial Communities in Southeast Asian Peatlands: A ReviewChristina BirnbaumAnne Y. YusufTri W. YuwatiDony RachmanadiAdi KunarsoMark T.L. BonnerSamantha P.P. Grover
- Exploring Community Perceptions of Peatland Restoration in West Kalimantan, IndonesiaJany T. RaharjoRidwan FauziFirman S. RudiArdiyanto W. Nugroho
- Two Millennia of Plant Community Dynamics in North-Eastern Algeria: The Case of Nechaa Righia Peat, El Kala National ParkAmina RoubalMihaela DanuInes MerouaniMohamed Benslama
- Land Use and Environmental Drivers of Methane and Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Eswatini PeatlandsThandeka NdlelaHeinz BeckedahlStephan GlatzelPiet-Louis Grundling
- Using the Spatial Pattern of Water Isotope Ratios to Understand Peatland Hydrology: Examples From Northeast China and a Model-Based Interpretive FrameworkZhengyu XiaYuexin LiuCan ZhangYuefeng LiZicheng Yu
- Exploring the Heterogeneity and Conservation Status of Mires and Other Wetlands in North Macedonia (SE Europe): Insights From Mapping EffortsMarija ChobanovaDaniela JovanovskaFranziska TannebergerAlexandra BarthelmesSlavcho Hristovski
- Prescribed Heather Burning on Peatlands: A Review of Ten Key Claims Made About Heather Management Impacts and Implications for Future UK PolicyAndreas HeinemeyerMark A. AshbyBing LiuAbby MycroftWilliam L. BurnTom HolmesAnthony Lloyd JonesLuke O. Andrews
- Seasonal Indicators as Key Descriptors of Water Deficit in _Sphagnum_ Farming SystemsSebastian Gutierrez PachecoRobert LagacéMélina Guêné-NanchenSandrine HugronStéphane GodboutLine Rochefort
- Hydrological and Temperature Controls on CO~2~ and CH~4~ Exchange Between a Mid-Altitude Mountain Peatland and the AtmosphereAlexandre LhosmotMarc SteinmannAdrien JacototPhilippe BinetRobin CalistiEdward A.D. MitchellMarie-Laure ToussaintAnne BoetschFatima Laggoun-DéfargeGuillaume Bertrand
- Carbon Storage in Alpine Mires: A Case Study From Platzertal (Austria)Gregory EggerMiriam PaulMarlene KollmannAlexandra SchöneggerMartin Schletterer
- Peatland Poetry From the Past: The Neighbour of Catullus (First Half of the 1^st^ Century BCE)Pim de Klerk
- Effects of Mineral Layer Inversion on the Hydrology and Grass Yield of a Cultivated Peat SoilMiyuru B. GunathilakeMounir TakritiSynnøve RivedalBjørn Kløve
- Organic Matter in Water and Peat of the Ob Fen, Western SiberiaAndrey A. GrinkoOleg G. SavichevTatyana V. CheshkovaYuliya A. MoiseevaElena V. Gershelis
- Terpenoids, Steroids and Tocopherols in the Organic Matter of the Ob Fen (Western Siberia)Andrey A. GrinkoTatyana V. CheshkovaOleg G. SavichevElena V. GershelisAlexander D. Egorov
- Intricate Spatial Soil Carbon Distribution in Four Pyrenean MiresJosep M. NinotMaría G. Miyasiro-LópezVioleta Martínez-AmigoEmpar CarrilloEulàlia Pladevall-IzardAaron Pérez-Haase
- Quantifying Historically Mined Peat Volumes and CO~2~ Emissions of the Former Bargerveen Peat-Mining Site, the NetherlandsKay KosterSteven SoetensAdriaan de KrakerMartine van den Berg
- Paludiculture in the UK: A Paradigm Shift in Agricultural Practice and Farmers’ PerceptionsFatemeh KhosraviJack Alban CloughRichard Aidan Lindsay
- Peat and Peatlands Research in India: A Review on Present Status and Future ProspectsAlok KumarKimon ChristanisPrakash K. Singh
- PPSP: A New Program for Plotting Peatland StratigraphyAntony Blundell
- Policy Options in Peatland Conservation and Restoration: A Review of the UNEP Global Peatlands Assessment and Future Strategy for Global GovernanceRosie GeareyMark S. ReedDianna KopanskyLorna I. HarrisRitesh KumarKristiina LångSusan PageFaizal ParishImogen Cadwaladr-RimmerPatrick Scheel
- The Orangutan Habitat in Sebangau National Park, Indonesia: Twenty Years of Forest RegrowthAdventus PandaTjut Sugandawaty Djohan
- Topsoil Dominance in CO~2~ Fluxes From Agricultural Peat Soils Across Moisture and Temperature Gradients: Evidence From an Incubation StudyTanka P. KandelZhi LiangPoul Erik LærkeLars Elsgaard
- Ecological and Biological Characteristics and Interactions of _Shorea Balangeran_ in Peat Swamp ForestNilam SariAntun PuspantiUlfah Karmila SariRatri Ma’rifatun NisaaMukrimin MukriminCatur Budi WiatiMira Yulianti
- Large Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Drained Peatlands in New Zealand, and the Climate Mitigation Potential of RewettingJordan P. GoodrichJack ProngerDavid I. CampbellGeorgie L. Glover-ClarkRobbie PricePaul MudgeJustin WyattHugh RobertsonAaron M. WallAlice Wheatley-WilsonLouis A. Schipper
- Experimental Study on the Bearing Capacity Behaviour of Branched Piling for Stabilisation of Constructions on Peat: A Model InvestigationDinesh K. JamatiaAshim K. DeyRajat Debnath
- Quantifying Carbon Pools and Fluxes in Southern Ontario Temperate SwampsMegan A. SchmidtVeronica SantiaSamantha PriceHarry A.W. KhumbaniMaria Strack
- Assessing the Effects of Ditch Blocking on Dissolved Organic Carbon and Rainfall-Runoff Regimes: Results From a Climatically Marginal Shallow PeatlandEmilie Grand-ClementDavid J. LuscombePia BenaudJosie AsheNaomi GatisMorag AngusDavid SmithRichard E. Brazier
- Growth of Tamanu (_Calophyllum Inophyllum_ L.) Seedlings in Peat Soil Is Inhibited by One Week of FloodingRujito Agus SuwignyoEunho ChoiIrmawati IrmawatiYuni FaulinaDwi Putro PriadiHyunyoung Yang
- Understanding the Carbon Balance of Peatlands: A Comment on Heinemeyer _et al_. (2025)Dylan M. YoungAndy J. Baird
- Cutting _Juncus_: Management of Dense Rush to Encourage _Sphagnum_ Establishment on an Ex-Milled PeatlandAnna T. KeightleyAndrew W. OsborneTony Rogers
- Middle-taiga Ombrotrophic Bogs as a Source of DOC: Seasonal Variations in Concentration and Spectral CharacteristicsEvgeny A. ZarovLeonid V. LitvinovViktoria S. ShanyovaSofia E. RakhovaIrina S. Ivanova
- Volume 32: List of ReviewersMires and Peat
Ninot, J. M., Miyasiro-López, M. G., Martínez-Amigo, V., Carrillo, E., Pladevall-Izard, E., & Pérez-Haase, A. (2025). Intricate Spatial Soil Carbon Distribution in Four Pyrenean Mires. Mires and Peat, 32, 20. https://doi.org/10.19189/001c.144690