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Volume 31 (2024) go to top

• Article 01: Assessing the effects of resource extraction and climate-related disturbances on the growth of Picea mariana (Mill.) B.S.P. (Pinaceae) in boreal peatlands in the Hudson Bay Lowland, Canada.
  by M.C. Elmes, N.E. Balliston, E.L. Davis, J.S. Price  Published online: 12.02.2024

• Article 02: Comparison of the diversity of ground beetle (Coleoptera: Carabidae) assemblages in small and large temperate peat bogs.
  by G.G. Sushko, S.V. Buga, Y.I. Novikova  Published online: 12.02.2024

• Article 03: What, when, who and how? A review of peatland research in Amazonia.
  by C. Malpica-Piñeros, A. Barthelmes, H. Joosten  Published online: 05.04.2024

• Article 04: Geochemical and sedimentological analyses on the Romanian Sphagnum peat bog Tăul fără fund.
  by T.Zs. Vári, P. Sümegi  Published online: 09.04.2024

• Article 05: Diversity and species of vascular epiphytes in Tingana, the highest flooded forest in Peru.
  by Y. Quinteros-Gómez, B. Millán, D. Gómez-Ticerán, F. Angeles-Alvarez, A. Salinas-Inga, J. Macedo-Bedoya, S. Olórtegui Chamolí, Á. Balbuena-Serrano  Published online: 23.06.2024

• Article 06: How to promote Sphagnum lawn establishment in drained bogs: the role of water table and moss vitality?
  by G. Gaudig, A. Prager, M. Krebs  Published online: 23.06.2024

• Article 07: Impact of drainage on raised bogs in Estonia.
  by J. Paal, I. Jürjendal, A. Suija, A. Kull  Published online: 22.07.2024

• Article 08: Towards paludicultural agroforestry: Land use practice based on Malay local wisdom to support peatland rehabilitation in Riau Province, Indonesia.
  by Elfis, P.W. Titisari, I. Chahyana, T. Permatasari, Norlis  Published online:17.08.2024

• Article 09: Leaching of nutrients from peat soil and nutrient uptake by oil palm seedlings: Effects of biochar from empty oil palm fruit bunches and nitrogen fertilisation.
  by A. Azis, A. Rauf, H. Hanum, F. Agus  Published online:17.08.2024

• Article 10: Estimating the soil subsidence and carbon losses from long term anthropogenic use of peatlands: A case study on a Danish raised bog.
  by D.V. Adetsu, T. Koganti, R.J. Petersen, D. Zak, I.-E.F. Nilsson, C.C. Hoffman, A. Beucher, M.H. Greve  Published online:21.08.2024

• Article 11: Peatland paintings from the past: A picture of a wetland described by Philostratus the Elder (ca. 190–230 CE).
  by P. de Klerk  Published online:21.08.2024

• Article 12: Long-term hydrometeorological observations (1952–2020) at the Lammin-Suo Peatland Station, north-west Russia.
  by A.D. Zhuravleva, A.V. Terekhov, T.V. Skorospekhova, V.I. Batuev, L.S. Kurochkina, S.S. Chepikova, B.V. Yahlakov  Published online:02.09.2024

• Article 13: Species-dependent methane emissions in a Dutch peatland during paludiculture establishment.
  by R.J.E. Vroom, T.M. Gremmen, J. van Huissteden, A.J.P. Smolders, S. Kosten, C. Fritz, B.P. van de Riet, C. van Huissteden, M. van den Berg  Published online:10.09.2024

 

 

Volume 30 Special Volume: Social and Ecological Dimensions of Tropical Peatland Restoration (2024) go to top

Guest editors S. Grover, S. Treby, D.S. Mendham, T.W. Yuwati, N. Sakuntaladewi, J.D. Langston & A. Rawluk
A collection of articles on Tropical Peatland Restoration

• Article 00: Social and Ecological Dimensions of Tropical Peatland Restoration: Foreword.
  by S. Grover, S. Treby, D.S. Mendham, T.W. Yuwati, N. Sakuntaladewi, J.D. Langston, A. Rawluk Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 01: Community perceptions of peat rewetting in Tumbang Nusa Village, Indonesia.
  by A. Fleming, D.S. Mendham, N. Sakuntaladewi, S. Grover, S-M. Jalilov, B. Paul, A.H. Nasution, S. Lestari, A.L. Sinclair, D. Rachmanadi, T.W. Yuwati, B. Winarno Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 02: Identifying a shared vision for peatland restoration: adapting the Delphi method to enhance collaboration.
  by T.D. Toumbourou, S. Grover, V.B. Arifanti, K. Budiningsih, N.I. Idrus, S. Lestari, D. Rachmanadi, N. Sakuntaladewi, M. Salminah, S. Treby, B. Winarno, T.W. Yuwati, Ramawati, A. Rawluk Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 03: Why is tropical peatland conservation so challenging? Findings from a livelihood assessment in Sumatra, Indonesia.
  by S.-M. Jalilov, S. Lestari, B. Winarno, T.W. Yuwati, N. Sakuntaladewi, D. Mendham Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 04: Facilitating new livelihoods to promote peatland restoration in Indonesia - what are the challenges for ensuring sustainable and equitable livelihood transitions?
  by D.S. Mendham, N. Sakuntaladewi, Ramawati, T.W. Yuwati, K. Budiningsih, B.D. Prasetyo, Handoyo Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 05: Vulnerability of communities living on peatlands to climate change and peatland degradation: A case study in Tumbang Nusa Village, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia.
  by N. Sakuntaladewi, D.S. Mendham, Subarudi, Y. Rochmayanto, S.-M. Jalilov, D. Djaenudin, R. Effendi, S. Astana, A. Wibowo Published online: 01.01.2024

• Article 06: Land use change alters carbon composition and degree of decomposition of tropical peat soils.
  by A. Kunarso, R. Farquharson, D. Rachmanadi, K. Hearn, E.W. Blanch, S. Grover  Published online: 12.02.2024

• Article 07: More field-based carbon monitoring of tropical peatland restoration is urgently needed: findings from a systematic literature review.
  by A.L. Sinclair, L.L.B. Graham, S.P. Grover  Published online: 11.04.2024

• Article 08: Patterns of global peat chemistry suggest a novel temperature-dependent carbon cycling mechanism.
  by M.T.L. Bonner, S.P. Grover  Published online: 01.05.2024

Volume 29 (2023) go to top

• Article 1: Millennium-scale changes in mire vegetation reconstructed from plot-based pollen and vegetation analysis and their implications for conservation
  by C. Yonebayashi  Published online: 02.02.2023

• Article 2: Aspects of microbial communities in peatland carbon cycling under changing climate and land use pressures
  by C.H. Robinson, J.P. Ritson, D.M. Alderson, A.A. Malik and 29 others  Published online: 02.02.2023

• Article 3: Water-table responses to storms in forested, drained and ditch-blocked tropical peatlands, Sebangau, Kalimantan, Indonesia
  by S.S. Putra, J. Holden, A.J. Baird  Published online: 02.02.2023

• Article 4: A review of greenhouse gas emissions and removals from Irish peatlands
  by E. Aitova, T. Morley, D. Wilson, F. Renou-Wilson  Published online: 11.02.2023

• Article 5: Measuring response of photosynthetic rate of Sphagnum palustre L. to water content: Importance of adjustment of the water content to the habitat condition
  by H. Itabashi, T. Yazaki, Y. Hoshi, K. Yabe  Published online: 11.02.2023

• Article 6: A 3000-year multiproxy palaeoclimate record from Killorn Moss, Stirlingshire, Scotland
  by A.C. Blundell, P.G. Langdon  Published online: 11.02.2023

• Article 7: Water, soil and vegetation under the influence of high atmospheric nitrogen deposition in a cutover and rewetted raised bog in Northwest Germany
  by S. Nachtigall, K. Mohr, L. Giani  Published online: 25.02.2023

• Article 8: A simple field method for estimating the mass of organic carbon stored in undisturbed wetland soils
  by G. Magnan, M. Garneau, J. Beaulne, M. Lavoie, S. Pellerin, L. Perrier, P.J.H. Richard, N. Sanderson  Published online: 25.02.2023

• Article 9: Tropical peat deposits undergoing land-use change: the case of Buhandanda and Lushala peatlands (Democratic Republic of Congo)
  by P.M. Senga, J. Talbot, S. Bonneville  Published online: 30.03.2023

• Article 10: Ratio vegetation indices have the potential to predict extractable protein yields in green protein paludiculture.
  by C.K. Nielsen, L. Stødkilde, U. Jørgensen, P.E. Lærke  Published online: 07.04.2023

• Article 11: Using 3D models to quantify aboveground biomass in the cushion-forming species Plantago rigida in an Andean páramo peatland.
  by R. Jaramillo, A. Marmol-Guijarro, L.G. Doskocil, S. Chimbolema, E. Suárez  Published online: 07.04.2023

• Article 12: Effects of human disturbance on above-ground carbon stocks in north-west Amazonian Mauritia flexuosa peat swamp forests.
  by Y. Quinteros-Gómez, M. Zarco-González, D. Gómez Ticerán, Á. Endara-Agramont, O. Monroy-Vilchis  Published online: 16.04.2023

• Article 13: Effect of soil properties on soil respiration in cultivated soils with varying organic matter content.
  by K. Lång, V. Hetmanenko  Published online: 08.05.2023

• Article 14: Outline of the new palaeo plotting program P4.
  by A. Blundell  Published online: 14.05.2023

• Article 15: Effects of electron acceptors on CH₄ emission in alpine wetlands.
  by Y. Yang, B. Niu, X. Yang, G. Huang, Y. Li, H. Jiao, A. Yasin, W. Hou, G. Zhang  Published online: 22.05.2023

• Article 16: The comparative use of charcoal frequency, area and morphology to reconstruct fire history in a late Holocene peat sequence from NW Romania.
  by A. Petraș, D. Istrate  Published online: 08.08.2023

• Article 17: Relationship between ground levelling measurements and radar satellite interferometric estimates of bog breathing in ombrotrophic northern bogs.
  by T. Tampuu, J. Praks, F. De Zan, M. Kohv, A. Kull  Published online: 12.08.2023

• Article 18: Bog vegetation re-mapped after 63 and 103 years: expansion of Rhynchospora alba (Studies on Skagershultsmossen 2).
  by I. Backéus, U. Gunnarsson, L. Strömquist  Published online: 20.08.2023

• Article 19: Vegetation mapping in drained peatlands for the carbon research objectives: a case study from Kaliningrad Region.
  by M. Napreenko, A. Danchenkov, T. Napreenko-Dorokhova, A. Samerkhanova  Published online: 07.09.2023

• Article 20: Inferring northern peatland methane emissions from testate amoebae: A proof of concept study.
  by A. Frésard, M. Mulot, G. Bertrand, A. Lhosmot, L. Gandois, E.-S. Tuittila, J. Loisel, J. Talbot, S. Saarnio, E. Männistö, L. Pelletier, M. Garneau, E.A.D. Mitchell  Published online: 17.09.2023

• Article 21: Roles of fire history and rewetting in peatland restoration and vegetation recovery on the Merang peat dome, South Sumatra, Indonesia.
  by W.B.J.T. Giesen, S. Persch, I. Urzainqui, D. Wardwell, J.L. Chatellier, Y-H.O. Wang, P. Mahardhitama, R.Y. Nurzirwan, A. Laurén, P.T. Giesen  Published online: 25.09.2023

• Article 22: Sphagnum-associated chrysophytes from the “Dermansko-Ostrozsky” National Nature Park (Ukraine).
  by D. Kapustin, M. Kulikovskiy  Published online: 02.12.2023

• Article 23: Engineering restoration and gaseous carbon uptake on a degraded bog: the role of Eriophorum angustifolium and micropropagated Sphagnum.
  by A.T. Keightley, C.D. Field, J.G. Rowson, N.A. Wright, S.J.M. Caporn  Published online: 02.12.2023

• Article 24: The use of historical accounts of species distribution to suggest restoration targets for UK upland mires within a ‘moorland’ landscape.
  by J.P. Ritson, R.A. Lindsay  Published online: 02.12.2023

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 28 (2022) go to top

• Article 1: Regeneration potential of a degraded alpine mountain bog: complex regeneration patterns after grazing cessation and partial rewetting
  by U.H. Graf, A. Bergamini, A. Bedolla, S. Boch, H. Küchler, M. Küchler, K. Ecker  Published online: 31.01.2022
• Article 2: Net primary production of oil palm plantations on tropical peat
  by N. Wakhid, T. Hirano, A. Dariah, F. Agus  Published online: 28.02.2022
• Article 3: Almost 40 years after raised bog restoration on black peat: How did nutrient levels in soil and water change?
  by S. Nachtigall, L. Giani  Published online: 28.03.2022
• Article 4: Coir, wood shavings and peat as growth substrates for arctic bramble.
  by T. Tommila, A. Kämäräinen, H. Kokko, P. Palonen  Published online: 28.03.2022
• Article 5: Redox potential and acidity of peat are key diagnostic physicochemical properties for the stratigraphic zones of a boreal raised bog.
  by I.N. Zubov, A.S. Orlov, S.B. Selyanina, S.A. Zabelina, T.I. Ponomareva  Published online: 28.03.2022
• Article 6: Exploring the social science of tropical peatland restoration: Towards more effective community empowerment initiatives for the Aceh peatland ecosystem.
  by A. Agussabti, I. Zikri, R. Rahmaddiansyah, A.H. Hamid, A. Baihaqi, M. Takahashi  Published online: 28.03.2022
• Article 7: Immediate environmental impacts of transformation of an oil palm intercropping to a monocropping system in a tropical peatland.
  by S. Dhandapani, N.T. Girkin, S. Evers, K. Ritz, S. Sjögersten  Published online: 14.04.2022
• Article 8: Is the residual ash method applicable to tropical peatlands? A case study from Brunei Darussalam.
  by A.A.M. Addly, A.R. Cobb, R.S. Sukri, S.M. Jaafar, S. Isnin, S.K. Thamilselvam, S.H. Gӧdeke  Published online: 14.04.2022
• Article 9: Scots pine bog woodlands in the Eastern Carpathians versus their northern, lowland counterparts: floristic dissimilarities and underlying ecological gradients.
  by A.I. Stoica, D. Gafta, G. Coldea  Published online: 25.04.2022
• Article 10: Contrasting patterns of woody seedlings diversity, abundance and community composition in Bornean heath and peat swamp forests.
  by N.S. Nafiah, R.S. Sukri, M.Y.S.M. Ya’akub, S.M. Jaafar, F. Metali  Published online: 25.04.2022
• Article 11: Effects of lime and fertiliser applications on the physical properties of tropical peat soils in Peninsular Malaysia.
  by A.A. Reeza, A. Hussin  Published online: 07.05.2022
• Article 12: Water retention and pore size distribution in organic soils from tropical mountain peatlands under forest and grassland.
  by D. Tassinari, P.G.S. Soares, C.R. Costa, U.M. Barral, I. Horák-Terra, A.C. Silva, W.J. Carmo  Published online: 07.05.2022
• Article 13: Mapping peat soil moisture under oil palm plantation and tropical forest in Sarawak.
  by L.D. Ngau, S.S. Fong, K.L. Khoon, E. Rumpang, H. Vasander, J. Jauhiainen, K. Yrjälä, H. Silvennoinen  Published online: 20.05.2022
• Article 14: Stabilisation of peat with colloidal nano and micro silica.
  by S. Ghadr, A. Assadi-Langroudi  Published online: 20.05.2022
• Article 15: Leaf litter production and soil carbon storage in forested freshwater wetlands and mangrove swamps in Veracruz, Gulf of Mexico.
  by E. Cejudo, M.E. Hernández, A. Campos, D. Infante-Mata, P. Moreno-Casasola  Published online: 14.06.2022
• Article 16: An insect derived peat? The curious case of sediments at Bogong moth aestivation sites.
  by B. Keaney, A. Wade  Published online: 14.06.2022
• Article 17: Does the restoration of shallow marginal peatlands alter the distribution or abundance of bog asphodel (Narthecium ossifragum)?
  by A.M.S. Hand, J.E. Cresswell, M. Angus, R.E. Brazier  Published online: 14.06.2022
• Article 18: Climate protection and nature conservation in peatland areas: How does this match with present day agricultural practice?
  by T. Martens, B. Burbaum, M. Trepel, J. Schrautzer  Published online: 06.07.2022
• Article 19: Habitat preferences of Comarum palustre L. in the peatlands of eastern Poland.
  by A. Serafin, M. Pogorzelec, U. Bronowicka-Mielniczuk, K. Spólna  Published online: 06.07.2022
• Article 20: Endangered palsa mire hoverflies (Diptera, Syrphidae) in northern Sweden.
  by J. van Steenis  Published online: 17.07.2022
• Article 21: Potential use of APSIS-InSAR measures of the range of vertical surface motion to improve hazard assessment of peat landslides.
  by M.T. Islam, A.V. Bradley, A. Sowter, R. Andersen, C. Marshall, M. Long, M.C. Bourke, J. Connolly, D.J. Large  Published online: 17.07.2022
• Article 22: A study of agroforestry farming for tropical peatland conservation and rehabilitation in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia.
  by A. Jaya, A. Elia, E.U. Antang, M. Octora, G.I. Ichriani, S. Dohong, Y. Sulistiyanto  Published online: 24.07.2022
• Article 23: Peatland restoration based on a landscape (palaeo)ecological system analysis (LESA): the case of Aamsveen, eastern Netherlands.
  by J. Sevink, M. Van der Linden, A. Jansen  Published online: 16.08.2022
• Article 24: Peat extraction, trade and use in Europe: a material flow analysis.
  by O. Hirschler, B. Osterburg  Published online: 16.08.2022
• Article 25: Immediate effects of heather cutting over blanket bog on depth and microtopography of the moss layer.
  by K. Holmes, S. Whitehead  Published online: 16.08.2022
• Article 26: Peatland core domain sets: building consensus on what should be measured in research and monitoring.
  by M.S. Reed, D.M. Young, N.G. Taylor, R. Andersen, N.G.A. Bell, H. Cadillo-Quiroz, M. Grainger, A. Heinemeyer, K. Hergoualc’h, A.M. Gerrand, J. Kieft, H. Krisnawati, E.A. Lilleskov, G. Lopez-Gonzalez, L. Melling, H. Rudman, S. Sjogersten, J.S. Walker, G. Stewart  Published online: 01.09.2022
• Article 27: A just transition from the perspective of Finnish peat entrepreneurs.
  by K. Laasasenaho, A. Palomäki, R. Lauhanen  Published online: 01.09.2022
• Article 28: Literature review on testate amoebae as environmental indicators and as a functional part of the microbial community in northern peatlands.
  by O. Kuuri-Riutta, M. Väliranta, E.-S. Tuittila  Published online: 25.09.2022
• Article 29: The occurrence patterns of gut bacteria in a post-mined peatland, northern Japan.
  by S. Tsuyuzaki, T. Saito, R.S. Arakawa  Published online: 25.09.2022
• Article 30: Pyrogenic carbon content of Sphagnum peat soils estimated using diffuse reflectance FTIR spectrometry.
  by D.M. Uhelski, E.S. Kane, R.A. Chimner, K.A. Heckman, J. Miesel, L. Xie  Published online: 09.10.2022
• Article 31: Total biomass and annual yield of Drosera on cultivated Sphagnum in north-west Germany.
  by B. Baranyai, M. Krebs, C. Oehmke, H. Joosten  Published online: 09.10.2022
• Article 32: Assessing mire-specific biodiversity with an indicator based approach.
  by J. Hammerich, C. Dammann, C. Schulz, F. Tanneberger, J. Zeitz, V. Luthardt  Published online: 09.10.2022
• Article 33: A morphological analysis of Holocene charcoal particles from a peatland in southwest England.
  by A.J. Crawford, C.M. Belcher Published online: 19.11.2022
• Article 34: Complex systems methods for impact evaluation: lessons from the evaluation of an environmental boundary organisation.
  by M.S. Reed, P. Barbrook-Johnson Published online: 19.11.2022
• Article 35: Grain diversity and cultivation of Indonesian swamp rice germplasm: building the foundation for an ex-situ conservation programme.
  by D.H. Mursyidin, I. Khairullah, M. Saleh Published online: 28.11.2022
• Article 36: Characterisation of the organic components of peat and implications for the binding of toxic trace elements.
  by S.A. Sypalov, A.Yu. Kozhevnikov, N.L. Ivanchencko, E.V. Danilova, S.L. Shestakov, A.V. Belesov Published online: 12.12.2022

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 27 (2021) go to top

• Article 1: Plant community assembly is predicted by an environmental gradient in high-altitude wetlands in the semiarid western Bolivian Andes
  by A.I. Domic, J.M. Capriles, R.I. Meneses, P. Pacheco  Published online: 04.01.2021
• Article 2: A decade of vegetation development on two revegetated milled peatlands with different trophic status
  by A.-H. Purre, L. Truus, M. Ilomets  Published online: 04.01.2021
• Article 3: Peatlands of Southern South America: a review
  by C.A. Leon, M. Gabriel, C. Rodriguez, R. Iturraspe, A. Savoretti, V. Pancotto, A. Benitez-Mora, A. Valdes, M.F. Diaz, C. Oberpaur, E. Dominguez, L.D. Fernandez, R. Mackenzie, T. Roland, D. Mauquoy, C. Silva  Published online: 26.01.2021
• Article 4: 3D mapping of lowland coastal peat domes in Indonesia
  by E.C. Saxon, S.G. Neuzil, D.B.C. Biladi, J. Kinser, S.M. Sheppard  Published online: 26.01.2021
• Article 5: Towards net zero CO₂ in 2050: An emission reduction pathway for organic soils in Germany
  by F. Tanneberger, S. Abel, J. Couwenberg, T. Dahms, G. Gaudig, A. Günther, J. Kreyling, J. Peters, J. Pongratz, H. Joosten  Published online: 26.01.2021
• Article 6: Comparison of the effectiveness of three extractants in extracting potassium, calcium and magnesium from tropical peat soils
  by A.A. Reeza, A. Hussin, O.H. Ahmed  Published online: 28.02.2021
• Article 7: Carbon stocks and their spatial distribution in drained and rewetted peatland forests in a low mountain range area, Germany
  by J.P. Krüger, M. Dotterweich, A. Seifert-Schäfer, S. Hoffmann, C. Kopf, C. Kneisel, S. Dotzler, S. Nink, J. Stoffels, G. Schüler  Published online: 28.02.2021
• Article 8: Ecohydrological analysis of a South African through-flow mire: Vankervelsvlei revisited
  by S.R. Mandiola, A.T. Grundling, P.-L. Grundling, J. van der Plicht, B.C.W. van der Waal, A.P. Grootjans  Published online: 22.03.2021
• Article 9: Comment on ‘An overview of the patterned fens of Great Sandy Region, far eastern Australia’ by Fairfax & Lindsay (2019)
  by A.J. McDougall, S.M. Marshall, T. Espinoza  Published online: 22.03.2021
• Article 10: Analysis of the effect of composite peat-based hydrophobically-modifying additives on the properties of Portland cement and cement mortar
  by O. Misnikov  Published online: 11.05.2021
• Article 11: Assessment of using state of the art unmanned ground vehicles for operations on peat fields
  by R. Kägo, P. Vellak, E. Karofeld, M. Noorma, J. Olt  Published online: 11.05.2021
• Article 12: On the hydrological relationship between Petrifying-springs, Alkaline-fens, and Calcareous-spring-mires in the lowlands of North-West and Central Europe; consequences for restoration
  by A.P. Grootjans, L. Wolejko, H. de Mars, A.J.P. Smolders, G. van Dijk  Published online: 12.05.2021
• Article 13: Soil CO₂ emissions and net primary production of an oil palm plantation established on tropical peat
  by N. Wakhid, T. Hirano  Published online: 12.05.2021
• Article 14: Degradation legacy and current water levels as predictors of carbon emissions from two fen sites
  byW.-J. Emsens, E. Verbruggen, P. Shenk, Y. Liczner, M. van Roie, R. van Diggelen  Published online: 21.05.2021
• Article 15: Seed germination and seedling survival of Drosera rotundifolia (L.) cultivated on Sphagnum: Influence of cultivation methods and conditions, seed density, Sphagnum species and vascular plant cover
  by B. Baranyai, M. Krebs, C. Oehmke, H. Joosten  Published online: 21.05.2021
• Article 16: A baseline soil survey of two peatlands associated with a lithium-rich salt flat in the Argentine Puna: physico-chemical characteristics, carbon storage and biota
  by M.F. Chiappero, M.V. Vaieretti, A.E. Izquierdo  Published online: 21.05.2021
• Article 17: Peat swamp biodiversity in the Qizimei Mountain National Nature Reserve, China
  by H. Wang, T.T. Li, N. Ran, M.Y. He, H.Q. Jiang, Z.X. Wang  Published online: 20.06.2021
• Article 18: Root biomass and production by two cushion plant species of tropical high-elevation peatlands in the Andean páramo
  by E. Suárez, S. Chimbolema, R.A. Chimner, E.A. Lilleskov  Published online: 13.07.2021
• Article 19: Peat and other organic soils under agricultural use in Germany: Properties and challenges for classification
  by M. Wittnebel, B. Tiemeyer, U. Dettmann  Published online: 05.08.2021
• Article 20: Thirty years later: How successful was the restoration of a raised bog in the Swiss Plateau?
  by S. Frei, R. Holderegger, A. Bergamini  Published online: 05.08.2021
• Article 21: Sphagnum farming substrate is a competitive alternative to traditional horticultural substrates for achieving desired hydro-physical properties.
  by R. Müller, S. Glatzel  Published online: 05.08.2021
• Article 22: The effect of wood ash application on growth, leaf morphological and physiological traits of trees planted in a cutaway peatland.
  by S. Neimane, S. Celma, A. Zuševica, D. Lazdina, G. Ievinsh  Published online: 03.10.2021
• Article 23: Assessment of the effect of drainage on the accumulation of Zn, Cu, Pb, and Cd in bog plants: a case study of two raised bogs in Western Siberia.
  by L.P. Gashkova, Y.A. Kharanzhevskaya, A.A. Sinyutkina  Published online: 08.10.2021
• Article 24: Changes in plant cover of a mire in southern Karelia, Russia over 50 years following drainage
  by S.I. Grabovik, L.V. Kantserova, V.A. Ananyev  Published online: 08.10.2021
• Article 25: Static and dynamic characterisation of Agartala peat.
  by R. Debnath, R. Saha, S. Haldar  Published online: 08.10.2021
• Article 26: Current state, pressures and protection of South African peatlands.
  by P.-L. Grundling, A.T. Grundling, H. Van Deventer, J.P. Le Roux  Published online: 28.10.2021
• Article 27: Recommendations for successful establishment of Sphagnum farming on shallow highly decomposed peat.
  by A. Grobe, B. Tiemeyer, M. Graf  Published online: 28.10.2021
• Article 28: Status of plant-available potassium after 17 years of wet grassland restoration on a degraded minerotrophic peat soil.
  by S. Heller, J. Müller, M. Kayser, S. Jensen  Published online: 28.10.2021
• Article 29: Description of a peatland complex in an agricultural landscape on Terceira Island (Azores): Criação do Filipe Case Study.
  by C. Mendes, E. Dias, D. Pereira  Published online: 17.11.2021
• Article 30: The potential role of coconut in improving the sustainability of agriculture on tropical peatland: A case study of 32 years’ practice in Pulau Burung District.
  by N.I. Fawzi, A.N. Rahmasary, I.Z. Qurani  Published online: 17.11.2021
• Article 31: Running out of time? Peatland rehabilitation, archaeology and cultural ecosystem services.
  by B.R. Gearey, R. Everett  Published online: 15.12.2021
• Article 32: Effects of land use conversion on selected physico-chemical properties of peat in the Leyte Sab-a Basin Peatland, Philippines.
  by S.C.P. Decena, A.O. Arribado, S. Villacorta-Parilla, M.S. Arguelles, D.R. Macasait Jr.  Published online: 15.12.2021

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 26 (2020) go to top

• Article 1: Natural isotopes support groundwater origin as a driver of mire type and biodiversity in Slitere National Park, Latvia
  by S. Elshehawi, A. Espinoza Vilches, O. Aleksans, M. Pakalne, L. Wolejko, P. Schot, A.P. Grootjans  Published online: 16.02.2020
• Article 2: Estimation of greenhouse gas emission reductions based on vegetation changes after rewetting in Drentsche Aa brook valley
  by W. Liu, A.P. Grootjans, H. Everts, C. Fritz, N. de Vries  Published online: 16.02.2020
• Article 3: Fine-resolution mapping of microforms of a boreal bog using aerial images and waveform-recording LiDAR
  by I. Korpela, R. Haapanen, A. Korrensalo, E.-S. Tuittila, T. Vesala  Published online: 25.02.2020
• Article 4: Spatial heterogeneity of soil properties in relation to microtopography in a non-tidal rewetted coastal mire
  by S. Ahmad, H. Liu, F. Beyer, B. Kløve, B. Lennartz  Published online: 25.02.2020
• Article 5: Trace elements content of surface peat deposits in the Solovetsky Islands (White Sea)
  by K. Koziol, J. Korzeniowska, D. Okupny, E. Bezak-Mazur, S. Zurek  Published online: 01.03.2020
• Article 6: A high-resolution transient 3-dimensional hydrological model of an extensive undisturbed bog complex in West Siberia
  by W. Bleuten, E. Zarov, O. Schmitz  Published online: 01.03.2020
• Article 7: Hydraulic modelling for assessment of the performance of sedimentation basins downstream from extracted peatlands
  by S. Hafdhi, S. Duchesne, A. St-Hilaire  Published online: 01.03.2020
• Article 8: Paludiculture on former bog grassland: Profitability of Sphagnum farming in North West Germany
  by S. Wichmann, M. Krebs, S. Kumar, G. Gaudig  Published online: 08.03.2020
• Article 9: Stabilisation of peat with colloidal nanosilica
  by S. Ghadr, A. Assadi-Langroudi, C. Hung  Published online: 30.04.2020
• Article 10: Biogas and combustion potential of fresh reed canary grass grown on cutover peatland
  by K. Laasasenaho, F. Renzi, H. Karjalainen, P. Kaparaju, J. Konttinen, J. Rintala  Published online: 30.04.2020
• Article 11: Plant diversity and spatial vegetation structure of the calcareous spring fen in the "Arkaulovskoye Mire" Protected Area (Southern Urals, Russia)
  by E.Z. Baisheva, A.A. Muldashev, V.B. Martynenko, N.I. Fedorov, I.G. Bikbaev, T.Yu., Minayeva, A.A. Sirin  Published online: 30.04.2020
• Article 12: Substratum sedimentology and topography of two riparian peat bogs in the Bieszczady Mountains (Carpathians)
  by J. Kukulak, M. Szubert  Published online: 30.04.2020
• Article 13: Adding Sphagnum to peat growing medium improves plant performance under water restricting conditions
  by A. Kämäräinen, K. Jokinen, L. Lindén  Published online: 14.05.2020
• Article 14: Effects of invasion by birch on the growth of planted spruce at a post-extraction peatland
  by T.G. Bravo, M.E. Brummell, L. Rochefort, M. Strack  Published online: 14.05.2020
• Article 15: The ecosystem of peatland research: a bibliometric analysis
  by S. van Bellen, V. Larivière  Published online: 29.05.2020
• Article 16: Functional redundancy of the methane-oxidising and nitrogen-fixing microbial community associated with Sphagnum fallax and Sphagnum palustre in two Dutch fens
  by M.A.R. Kox, L.F.M. Kop, E. van den Elzen, T.A. van Alen, L.P.M. Lamers, M.A.H.J. van Kessel, M.S.M. Jetten  Published online: 12.06.2020
• Article 17: Towards more sustainable hydrological management and land use of drained coastal peatlands - A biogeochemical balancing act
  by J.M.H. van Diggelen, L.P.M. Lamers, J.H.T. Loermans, W.J. Rip, A.J.P. Smolders  Published online: 12.06.2020
• Article 18: The relationship between surface topography and peat thickness on Tebing Tinggi Island, Indonesia
  by B. Nasrul, A. Maas, S.N.H. Utami, M. Nurudin  Published online: 21.06.2020
• Article 19: Effects of lowered water table and agricultural practices on a remnant restiad bog over four decades
  by B.R. Clarkson, V.M. Cave, C.H. Watts, D. Thornburrow, N.B. Fitzgerald  Published online: 1.07.2020
• Article 20: Invertebrate communities in a modified isolated raised bog compared to an intact raised bog in New Zealand
  by C.H. Watts, B.R. Clarkson, V.M. Cave, D. Thornburrow, S. Thorpe  Published online: 1.07.2020
• Article 21: Multi-substrate induced respiration (functional capacity) in agriculturally degraded and intact restiad bogs: implications for carbon and nitrogen cycling
  by S.M. Lambie, J.L. Ratcliffe  Published online: 1.07.2020
• Article 22: Famicose peatlands and ungulate hoof diseases: on the meaning of a word from ‘On the meaning of words’ (Festus, 2^nd century CE; Paulus Diaconus, 8^th century CE)
  by P. de Klerk, I. Musäus, H. Joosten  Published online: 16.07.2020
• Article 23: Flooding of an abandoned fen by beaver led to highly variable greenhouse gas emissions
  by M. Minke, A. Freibauer, T. Yarmashuk, A. Burlo, H. Harbachova, A. Schneider, V. Tikhonov, J. Augustin  Published online: 09.08.2020
• Article 24: Network environment analysis of a model of carbon flows in a peat bog and fen
  by A.V. Naumov, N.P. Kosykh, N.P. Mironycheva-Tokareva  Published online: 09.08.2020
• Article 25: Identifying spectral features of characteristics of Sphagnum to assess the remote sensing potential of peatlands: A case study in China
  by Y. Pang, Y. Huang, Y. Zhou, J. Xu, Y. Wu  Published online: 09.08.2020
• Article 26: The influence of anthropogenic land use on Finnish peatland area and carbon stores 1950–2015
  by J. Turunen, S. Valpola  Published online: 04.11.2020
• Article 27: Moth responses to forest-to-bog restoration
  by A. Pravia, R. Andersen, R.R.E. Artz, K. Boyd, N.R. Cowie, N.A. Littlewood  Published online: 21.12.2020
• Article 28: Using remote sensing materials to assess the effects of peat extraction on the morphology and vegetation cover of a raised bog (Ludzmierz near Nowy Targ, Southern Poland)
  by W. Jucha, P. Mareczka, D. Okupny  Published online: 21.12.2020
• Article 29: Revegetation of upland eroded bare peat using heather brash and geotextiles in the presence and absence of grazing
  by S.H. Watts  Published online: 21.12.2020
• Article 30: The effect of botanical composition of vegetation cover and peat-forming species on the concentration of indole-3-acetic acid and chemical compounds in peat
  by L.W. Szajdak, M. Szczepanski, T. Meysner  Published online: 24.12.2020

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 25 Special Volume: Renewable Resources from Wet and Rewetted Peatlands (2019) go to top

Guest editors J. Couwenberg and W. Wichtmann
A collection of articles based on selected presentations from the Second International Paludiculture Conference (RRR2017) held in September 2017 at the University of Greifswald, Germany.

• Article 1: Annual CO₂ fluxes from a cultivated fen with perennial grasses during two initial years of rewetting
  by S. Karki, T.P. Kandel, L. Elsgaard, R. Labouriau and P.E. Lærke  Published online: 08.04.2019
• Article 2: Testing the three-phase technology for harvesting biomass from wetlands
  by K. Zembrowski and A.P. Dubowski  Published online: 08.04.2019
• Article 3: Spatial potential for paludicultures to reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions: an analytic tool
  by A. Schlattmann and M. Rode  Published online: 08.04.2019
• Article 4: The effects of harvest date and frequency on the yield, nutritional value and mineral content of the paludiculture crop cattail (Typha latifolia L.) in the first year after planting
  by J. Pijlman, J. Geurts, R. Vroom, M. Bestman, C. Fritz and N. van Eekeren  Published online: 13.05.2019
• Article 5: Greenhouse gas fluxes from soils fertilised with anaerobically digested biomass from wetlands
  by R. Czubaszek, A. Wysocka-Czubaszek, S. Roj-Rojewski and P. Banaszuk  Published online: 13.05.2019
• Article 6: The fate of nitrogen derived from mown wetland biomass in a swampy river valley landscape
  by A. Wysocka-Czubaszek, R. Czubaszek, S. Roj-Rojewski and P. Banaszuk  Published online: 26.05.2019
• Article 7: Potential for renewable use of biomass from reedbeds on the lower Prut, Danube and Dniester floodplains of Ukraine and Moldova
  by P. Goriup, A. Haberl, O. Rubel, V. Ajder, I. Kulchytskyy, A. Smaliychuk and N. Goriup  Published online: 26.05.2019
• Article 8: Mixed farming systems on peatlands in Jambi and Central Kalimantan provinces, Indonesia: should they be described as paludiculture?
  by H.L. Tata  Published online: 01.07.2019
• Article 9: Integrated management of invasive cattails (Typha spp.) for wetland habitat and biofuel in the Northern Great Plains of the United States and Canada: A review.
  by D. Svedarsky, R. Grosshans, H. Venema, S. Ellis-Felege, J. Bruggman, A. Ostlund and J. Lewis  Published online: 07.11.2019

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 24 (2019) go to top

• Article 1: Vegetation of Andean wetlands (bofedales) in Huascarán National Park, Peru
  by M.H. Polk, K.R. Young, A. Cano and B. León  Published online: 17.03.2019
• Article 2: Identification and classification of unmapped blanket bogs in the Cordillera Cantábrica, northern Spain
  by G. Chico, B. Clutterbuck, R. Lindsay, N.G. Midgley and J. Labadz  Published online: 17.03.2019
• Article 3: Vitality of bog pine and colonising Norway spruce along environmental gradients within a bog
  by H. Böhner, L. Rose, P. von Sengbusch and M. Scherer-Lorenzen  Published online: 17.03.2019
• Article 4: High N₂O and CO₂ emissions from bare peat dams reduce the climate mitigation potential of bog rewetting practices
  by O. Vybornova, H. van Asperen, E. Pfeiffer and L. Kutzbach  Published online: 31.03.2019
• Article 5: Thirty years of vegetation dynamics in the Rospuda fen (NE Poland)
  by E. Jablonska, P. Pawlikowski, F. Jarzombkowski, M. Tarapata and S. Klosowski  Published online: 31.03.2019
• Article 6: Impact of soil collar insertion depth on microbial respiration measurements from tropical peat under an oil palm plantation
  by S.F. Batubara, F. Agus, A. Rauf and D. Elfiati  Published online: 31.03.2019
• Article 7: Geotechnical properties and microstructural characteristics of Northeast Indian peats
  by A. Paul and M. Hussain  Published online: 31.03.2019
• Article 8: Does the autecology of core species reflect the synecology of functional groups during the assembly of vegetation in abandoned extracted peatlands?
  by Liira, J., Triisberg-Uljas, T., Karofeld, E., Karu H. and Paal, J.  Published online: 31.03.2019
• Article 9: Are point measurements in a bog representative of their surrounding area?
  by S.A. Howie and H.J. van Meerveld  Published online: 08.04.2019
• Article 10: Aapa mire on the southern limit: A case study in Vologda Region (north-western Russia)
  by S.A. Kutenkov and D.A. Philippov  Published online: 08.04.2019
• Article 11: South African peatlands: a review of Late Pleistocene-Holocene developments using radiocarbon dating
  by S. Elshehawi, P. Grundling, M. Gabriel, A.P. Grootjans and J. Van der Plicht  Published online: 13.05.2019
• Article 12: Finnish botanists in the mires of Olonets region in Russian Karelia during the Second World War
  by T. Lindholm, R. Heikkilä and O. Kuznetsov  Published online: 13.05.2019
• Article 13: The biocenotic value of Slitere National Park, Latvia, with special reference to inter-dune mires
  by L. Wolejko, A.P. Grootjans, M. Pakalne, L. Strazdina, O. Aleksans, S. Elshehawi and E. Grabowska  Published online: 07.06.2019
• Article 14: Application of terrestrial laser scanning to quantify surface changes in restored and degraded blanket bogs
  by G. Chico, B. Clutterbuck, N.G. Midgley and J. Labadz  Published online: 07.06.2019
• Article 15: Quagmires around southern and southeastern Estonian lakes
  by J. Paal, P.-R. Pärnsalu and H. Mäemets  Published online: 07.06.2019
• Article 16: Modelling time-integrated fluxes of CO₂ and CH₄ in peatlands: A review
  by A.J. Baird, S.M. Green, E. Brown and G.P. Dooling  Published online: 21.06.2019
• Article 17: Framing the peat: the political ecology of Finnish mire policies and law
  by O. Ratamäki, P. Jokinen, E. Albrecht and A. Belinskij  Published online: 21.06.2019
• Article 18: A synthesis of evidence for the effects of interventions to conserve peatland vegetation: overview and critical discussion
  by 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 and W.J. Sutherland  Published online: 21.06.2019
• Article 19: Declaring success in Sphagnum peatland restoration: Identifying outcomes from readily measurable vegetation descriptors
  by E. Gonzalez and L. Rochefort  Published online: 21.06.2019
• Article 20: Spring-season flooding is a primary control of vegetation succession trajectories in primary mires
  by A.M. Laine, S. Frolking, T. Tahvanainen, A. Tolvanen and E-S. Tuittila  Published online: 01.07.2019
• Article 21: Habitat and floristic peculiarities of an isolated mountain mire in the Hyrcanian region of northern Iran: a harbour for rare and endangered plant species
  by A. Naqinezhad, E. Ramezani, A.H. Khalili and H. Joosten  Published online: 28.07.2019
• Article 22: An overview of the patterned fens of Great Sandy Region, far eastern Australia
  by R. Fairfax and R. Lindsay  Published online: 11.08.2019
• Article 23: Mire margin to expanse gradient in part relates to nutrients gradient: evidence from successional mire basins, north Finland
  by S. Rehell, J. Laitinen, J. Oksanen and O.-P. Siira  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 24: Genetic diversity and implications for conservation strategies of Drosera rotundifolia L. (Droseraceae) in northern Germany (Schleswig-Holstein)
  by S. Eschenbrenner, C.M. Müller, B. Gemeinholzer and V. Wissemann  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 25: The effects of alkalinity and cations on the vitality of Sphagnum palustre L.
  by A.H.W. Koks, G. van Dijk, A.J.P. Smolders, L.P.M. Lamers and C. Fritz  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 26: Dynamics of organic matter and mineral components in Sphagnum- and Carex-dominated organic soils
  by L.W. Szajdak, T. Meysner, L.I. Inisheva, E. Lapshina, M. Szczepański and W. Gaca  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 27: The dependence of net soil CO₂ emissions on water table depth in boreal peatlands drained for forestry
  by P. Ojanen and K. Minkkinen  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 28: Sphagnum moss as a functional reinforcement agent in castor oil-based biopolyurethane composites
  by A. Ämmälä and P. Piltonen  Published online: 13.10.2019
• Article 29: Strong long-term interactive effects of warming and enhanced nitrogen and sulphur deposition on the abundance of active methanogens in a boreal oligotrophic mire
  by M. Martí, M.B. Nilsson, Å. Danielsson, P-E. Lindgren and B.H. Svensson  Published online: 21.10.2019
• Article 30: A new preparation method for testate amoebae in minerogenic sediments
  by X. Zheng, J.B. Harper, G. Hope and S.D. Mooney  Published online: 26.10.2019
• Article 31: Growing season CO₂ fluxes from a drained peatland dominated by Molinia caerulea
  by N. Gatis, E. Grand-Clement, D.J. Luscombe, I.P. Hartley, K. Anderson and R.E. Brazier  Published online: 26.10.2019
• Article 32: A toolkit for field identification and ecohydrological interpretation of peatland deposits in Germany
  by C. Schulz, R. Meier-Uhlherr, V. Luthardt and H. Joosten  Published online: 17.11.2019
• Article 33: Ecohydrology and causes of peat degradation at the Vasi peatland, South Africa
  by S. Elshehawi, M. Gabriel, L. Pretorius, S. Bukhosini, M. Butler, J. van der Plicht, P. Grundling and A.P. Grootjans  Published online: 29.11.2019
• Article 34: Seasonal and inter-annual variability of carbon dioxide exchange at a boreal peatland in north-east European Russia
  by O.A. Mikhaylov, S.V. Zagirova and M.N. Miglovets  Published online: 29.11.2019
• Article 35: The distribution and naturalness of peatland on Terceira Island (Azores): instruments to define priority areas for conservation and restoration
  by C. Mendes, E. Dias, M. Ponte, A. Mendes and L. Rochefort  Published online: 04.12.2019
• Article 36: Centrohelid heliozoans (Haptista: Centroplasthelida) from mires in the North Caucasus, Russia
  by K.I. Prokina and D.A. Philippov  Published online: 04.12.2019
• Article 37: Bryophyte community composition and diversity are indicators of hydrochemical and ecological gradients in temperate kettle hole mires in Ohio, USA
  by R. Grau-Andrés, G.M. Davies, C. Rey-Sanchez and J. Slater  Published online: 09.12.2019
• Article 38: Undrained peatland areas disturbed by surrounding drainage: a large scale GIS analysis in Finland with a special focus on aapa mires
  by A. Sallinen, S. Tuominen, T. Kumpula and T. Tahvanainen  Published online: 09.12.2019

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 23 Special Volume: The Flow Country Peatlands of Scotland (2018/19) go to top

• Article 0: The Flow Country Peatlands of Scotland: Foreword
  by R. Andersen, N. Cowie, R.J. Payne and J.-A. Subke  Published online: 19.10.2018
• Article 1: Peatland afforestation in the UK and consequences for carbon storage
  by T.J. Sloan, R.J. Payne, A.R. Anderson, C. Bain, S. Chapman, N. Cowie, P. Gilbert, R. Lindsay, D. Mauquoy, A.J. Newton and R. Andersen  Published online: 19.10.2018
• Article 2: Knockfin Heights: a high-altitude Flow Country peatland showing extensive erosion of uncertain origin
  by M.H. Hancock, B. England and N.R. Cowie  Published online: 25.10.2018
• Article 3: Holocene carbon accumulation in the peatlands of northern Scotland
  by J.L. Ratcliffe, R.J. Payne, T.J. Sloan, B. Smith, S. Waldron, D. Mauquoy, A. Newton, A.R. Anderson, A. Henderson and R. Andersen  Published online: 25.10.2018
• Article 4: Assessing the effects of forest-to-bog restoration in the hyporheic zone at known Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) spawning sites
  by R. Andersen, R. Taylor, N.R. Cowie, D. Svobodova and A. Youngson  Published online: 17.11.2018
• Article 5: Net ecosystem exchange from two formerly afforested peatlands undergoing restoration in the Flow Country of northern Scotland
  by G. Hambley, R. Andersen, P. Levy, M. Saunders, N.R. Cowie, Y.A. Teh and T.C. Hill  Published online: 05.03.2019
• Article 6: Ground surface subsidence in an afforested peatland fifty years after drainage and planting
  by T.J. Sloan, R.J. Payne, A.R. Anderson, P. Gilbert, D. Mauquoy, A.J. Newton and R. Andersen  Published online: 05.03.2019
• Article 7: 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
  by W. Konings, K.G. Boyd and R. Andersen  Published online: 05.03.2019
• Article 8: An incubation study of GHG flux responses to a changing water table linked to biochemical parameters across a peatland restoration chronosequence
  by R. Hermans, N. Zahn, R. Andersen, Y.A. Teh, N. Cowie and J.-A. Subke  Published online: 30.03.2019
• Article 9: Combined palaeolimnological and ecological approach provides added value for understanding the character and drivers of recent environmental change in Flow Country lakes
  by H.J. Robson, V.J. Jones, G.M. Hilton, S. Brooks, C.D. Sayer and A. Douse  Published online: 26.10.2019

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 22 Special Volume: Tropical Peatland Biodiversity and Conservation in Southeast Asia. (2018) go to top

Guest Editor Mark Harrison with Jack Rieley

• Article 0: Tropical peatland biodiversity and conservation in Southeast Asia: Foreword
  by M.E. Harrison and J.O. Rieley  Published online: 09.10.2018
• Article 1: Unique Southeast Asian peat swamp forest habitats have relatively few distinctive plant species
  by W. Giesen, L.S. Wijedasa and S.E. Page  Published online: 09.10.2018
• Article 2: A limited seed bank in both natural and degraded tropical peat swamp forest: the implications for restoration
  by L.L.B. Graham and S.E. Page  Published online: 09.10.2018
• Article 3: Some preliminary observations on peat-forming mangroves in Botum Sakor, Cambodia
  by J. Lo, L.P. Quoi and S. Visal  Published online: 09.10.2018
• Article 4: Peatland fish of Sebangau, Borneo: diversity, monitoring and conservation
  by S.A. Thornton, Dudin, S.E. Page, C. Upton and M.E. Harrison  Published online: 19.10.2018
• Article 5: Biodiversity of the Sebangau tropical peat swamp forest, Indonesian Borneo
  by S.J. Husson and 30 others  Published online: 11.11.2018
• Article 6: A preliminary study of the macroinvertebrate fauna of freshwater habitats in Maludam National Park, Sarawak
  by E.M. Dosi, J. Grinang, L. Nyanti, K.L. Khoon, M.H. Harun and N. Kamarudin Published online: 17.11.2018
• Article 7: Plant diversity and structure of the Caimpugan peat swamp forest on Mindanao Island, Philippines
  by L.G. Aribal and E.S. Fernando Published online: 29.11.2018

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.

 

Volume 21 (2018) go to top

• Article 1: Genetic diversity of Dyera polyphylla (Miq.) Steenis populations used in tropical peatland restoration in Indonesia
  by H.L. Tata, A. Muchugi, R. Kariba and M. van Noordwijk  Published online: 19.02.2018
• Article 2: Plant diversity and functional trait composition during mire development
  by A.M. Laine, T. Selänpää, J. Oksanen, M. Seväkivi and E.-S. Tuittila  Published online: 19.02.2018
• Article 3: Impact of drainage and soil properties on carbon dioxide emissions from intact cores of cultivated peat soils
  by L. Norberg, Ö. Berglund and K. Berglund  Published online: 12.03.2018
• Article 4: The climate warming effect of a fen peat meadow with fluctuating water table is reduced by young alder trees
  by V. Huth, M. Hoffmann, S. Bereswill, Y. Popova, D. Zak and J. Augustin  Published online: 12.03.2018
• Article 5: Developing a national strategy for the conservation and sustainable use of peatlands in the Republic of Belarus
  by A. Kozulin, N. Tanovitskaya and N. Minchenko  Published online: 24.03.2018
• Article 6: Strategies for peatland conservation in France - a review of progress
  by F. Muller  Published online: 24.03.2018
• Article 7: The hydrophobic modification of gypsum binder by peat products: physico-chemical and technological basis
  by O. Misnikov  Published online: 19.04.2018
• Article 8: 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
  by I. Koenig, K. Christinat, M. d’Inverno and E.A.D. Mitchell  Published online: 21.04.2018
• Article 9: CNP stoichiometry and productivity limitations in high-altitude wetland ecosystems of the Eastern Pamir.
  by M. MÄ™trak, P. Chibowski, M. SulwiÅ„ski, P. Pawlikowski and M. Suska-Malawska  Published online: 11.05.2018
• Article 10: The effect of drainage on CO₂, CH₄ and N₂O emissions in the Zoige peatland: a 40-month in situ study.
  by R. Cao, Y. Chen, X. Wu, Q. Zhou and S. Sun  Published online: 17.06.2018
• Article 11: Effectiveness of restoration of a degraded shallow mountain fen after five years.
  by B. Glina, A. Bogacz, Ł. Mendyk, O. Bojko and M. Nowak  Published online: 17.06.2018
• Article 12: Substrate quality and spontaneous revegetation of extracted peatland: case study of an abandoned Polish mountain bog.
  by E. ZajÄ…c, J. Zarzycki and M. Ryczek  Published online: 20.06.2018
• Article 13: Sphagnum decay patterns and bog microtopography in south-eastern Finland.
  by M. Mäkilä, H. Säävuori, A. Grundström and T. Suomi  Published online: 16.07.2018
• Article 14: Surface energy exchange in pristine and managed boreal peatlands.
  by P. Alekseychik, I. Mammarella, A. Lindroth, A. Lohila, M. Aurela, T. Laurila, V. Kasurinen, M. Lund, J. Rinne, M.B. Nilsson, M. Peichl, K. Minkkinen, N.J. Shurpali, E.-S. Tuittila, P.J. Martikainen, J.-P. Tuovinen and T. Vesala  Published online: 05.08.2018
• Article 15: Effects of grazing pressure on plant species composition and water presence on bofedales in the Andes mountain range of Bolivia.
  by N. Cochi Machaca, B. Condori, A. Rojas Pardo, F. Anthelme, R.I. Meneses, C.E. Weeda and H.L. Perotto-Baldivieso  Published online: 13.08.2018
• Article 16: Sequence-based identification and characterisation of cultivated filamentous fungi in the Alan Bunga peat ecosystems of Sarawak, Malaysia.
  by Z. Ayob, N.A. Kusai and S.R.A. Ali  Published online: 13.08.2018
• Article 17: Physical growing media characteristics of Sphagnum biomass dominated by Sphagnum fuscum (Schimp.) Klinggr.
  by A. Kämäräinen, A. Simojoki, L. Lindén, K. Jokinen and N. Silvan  Published online: 15.08.2018
• Article 18: Mid- to Late Holocene elemental record and isotopic composition of lead in a peat core from Wolbrom (S Poland).
  by F. PaweÅ‚czyk, A. MichczyÅ„ski, J. Tomkowiak, K. Tudyka and N. Fagel  Published online: 28.08.2018
• Article 19: Morphology of Chrysophycean stomatocysts in three peatlands in central China.
  by X. Bai, Z.J. Bu and X. Chen  Published online: 30.09.2018
• Article 20: New insights into postglacial vegetation dynamics and environmental conditions of Península Avellaneda, southwest Patagonia, revealed by plant macrofossils and pollen analysis.
  by M.E. Echeverría, G.D. Sottile, M.V. Mancini and S.L. Fontana  Published online: 11.11.2018
• Article 21: Utilising highly characterised peats to remove cadmium from aqueous solutions.
  by A.M. Rizzuti, K.D. Mouzone, L.W. Cosme and A.D. Cohen  Published online: 17.11.2018
• Article 22: Community-identified key research questions for the future of UK afforested peatlands.
  by R.J. Payne and W. Jessop  Published online: 16.12.2018
• Article 23: Physical and hydrological properties of peat as proxies for degradation of South African peatlands: Implications for conservation and restoration.
  by M. Gabriel, C. Toader, F. Faul, N. Roßkopf, P. Grundling, C. van Huyssteen, A.T. Grundling and J. Zeitz  Published online: 16.12.2018
• Article 24: Greenhouse gas emissions from two rewetted peatlands previously managed for forestry.
  by C. Rigney, D. Wilson, F. Renou-Wilson, C. Müller, G. Moser and K.A. Byrne  Published online: 16.12.2018

Reviewers

IMCG and IPS acknowledge the work of the reviewers.