New articles published in the last nine month

• Carbon dioxide and methane fluxes in grazed and undisturbed mountain peatlands in the Ecuadorian Andes.
  by M.E. Sánchez, R.A. Chimner, J.A. Hribljan, E.A. Lilleskov and E. Suárez (Mires and Peat 19: Article 20) Published online: 16.10.2017
• Performance of extensive cattle stocking on a reclaimed minerotrophic wet grassland.
  by L. Breitsameter, M. Kayser, J. Strodthoff, J. Müller and J. Isselstein (Mires and Peat 19: Article 19) Published online: 06.10.2017
• Influence of pore structure on solute transport in degraded and undegraded fen peat soils.
  by C. Kleimeier, F. Rezanezhad, P. Van Cappellen and B. Lennartz (Mires and Peat 19: Article 18) Published online: 06.10.2017
• Sphagnum moss as a growing media constituent: some effects of harvesting, processing and storage.
  by S. Kumar (Mires and Peat 20: Article 07) Published online: 18.09.2017
• Disappearance rate of a peatland in Dublany near Lviv (Ukraine) drained in 19th century.
  by K. Lipka, E. Zając, V. Hlotov and Z. Siejka (Mires and Peat 19: Article 17) Published online: 18.09.2017
• A video simulating the growth of a raised bog.
  by R.S. Clymo (Mires and Peat 19: Article 16) Published online: 18.09.2017
• Effect of repeated mowing to reduce graminoid plant cover on the moss carpet at a Sphagnum farm in North America.
  by M. Guêné-Nanchen, R. Pouliot, S. Hugron and L. Rochefort (Mires and Peat 20: Article 06) Published online: 11.09.2017
• Indicative effects of climate change on groundwater levels in Estonian raised bogs over 50 years.
  by E. Lode, M. Küttim and I.-K. Kiivit (Mires and Peat 19: Article 15) Published online: 23.08.2017
• The history, present status and future prospects of the Russian fuel peat industry.
  by P.S. Tcvetkov (Mires and Peat 19: Article 14) Published online: 14.08.2017
• Investigating the internal structure of four Azorean Sphagnum bogs using ground-penetrating radar.
  by D. Pereira, E. Dias and M. Ponte (Mires and Peat 19: Article 13) Published online: 14.08.2017
• Questioning ten common assumptions about peatlands.
  by University of Leeds Peat Club: K.L. Bacon, A.J. Baird, A. Blundell, M-A. Bourgault, P.J. Chapman, G. Dargie, G.P. Dooling, C. Gee, J. Holden, T. Kelly, K.A. McKendrick-Smith, P.J. Morris, A. Noble, S.M. Palmer, A. Quillet, G.T. Swindles, E.J. Watson and D.M. Young (Mires and Peat 19: Article 12) Published online: 16.07.2017
• The effects of water management on the CO₂ uptake of Sphagnum moss in a reclaimed peatland.
  by C.M. Brown, M. Strack and J.S. Price (Mires and Peat 20: Article 05) Published online: 03.07.2017
• Sphagnum farming on cut-over bog in NW Germany: Long-term studies on Sphagnum growth.
  by G. Gaudig, M. Krebs and H. Joosten (Mires and Peat 20: Article 04) Published online: 14.05.2017
• From meadow to shallow lake: Monitoring secondary succession in a coastal fen after rewetting by flooding based on aerial imagery and plot data.
  by M. Koch, F. Koebsch, J. Hahn and G. Jurasinski (Mires and Peat 19: Article 11) Published online: 05.05.2017
• Diversity and species composition of beetles in the herb-shrub layer of a large isolated raised bog in Belarus.
  by G.G. Sushko (Mires and Peat 19: Article 10) Published online: 05.05.2017
• Growing Sphagnum: Foreword.
  by S. Glatzel and L. Rochefort (Mires and Peat 20: Article 0) Published online: 20.04.2017
• Swift recovery of Sphagnum carpet and carbon sequestration after shallow Sphagnum biomass harvesting.
  by N. Silvan, K. Jokinen, J. Näkkilä and R. Tahvonen (Mires and Peat 20: Article 1) Published online: 20.04.2017
• Greenhouse gas balance of an establishing Sphagnum culture on a former bog grassland in Germany.
  by A. Günther, G. Jurasinski, K. Albrecht, G. Gaudig, M. Krebs and S. Glatzel (Mires and Peat 20: Article 2) Published online: 20.04.2017
• Establishing Sphagnum cultures on bog grassland, cut-over bogs, and floating mats: procedures, costs and area potential in Germany.
  by S. Wichmann, A. Prager and G. Gaudig (Mires and Peat 20: Article 3) Published online: 20.04.2017
• Using ‘snapshot’ measurements of CH₄ fluxes from an ombrotrophic peatland to estimate annual budgets: interpolation versus modelling.
  by S.M. Green and A.J. Baird (Mires and Peat 19: Article 09) Published online: 21.03.2017
• Drivers of peat accumulation rate in a raised bog: impact of drainage, climate, and local vegetation composition.
  by N. Stivrins, I. Ozola, M. Gałka, E. Kuske, T. Alliksaar, T.J. Andersen, M. Lamentowicz, S. Wulf and T. Reitalu (Mires and Peat 19: Article 08) Published online: 21.03.2017
• Holocene elemental, lead isotope and charcoal record from peat in southern Poland.
  by K. Tudyka, A. Pazdur, F. De Vleeschouwer, M. Lityńska-Zając, L. Chróst and N. Fagel (Mires and Peat 19: Article 07) Published online: 05.03.2017
• Ten-year results of a comparison of methods for restoring afforested blanket bog.
  by R. Anderson and A. Peace (Mires and Peat 19: Article 06) Published online: 26.02.2017
• Consolidation of gyttja in a rewetted fen peatland: Potential implications for restoration.
  by S. Malloy and J.S. Price (Mires and Peat 19: Article 05) Published online: 08.02.2017
• Biosorption of hexavalent chromium from aqueous solutions using highly characterised peats.
  by A.M. Rizzuti, C.R. Newkirk, K.A. Wilson, L.W. Cosme and A.D. Cohen (Mires and Peat 19: Article 04) Published online: 08.02.2017
• Quality loss of Swiss bog vegetation - the key importance of the margins.
  by E. Feldmeyer-Christe and M. Küchler (Mires and Peat 19: Article 03) Published online: 18.01.2017
• Characterisation of Holocene plant macrofossils from North Spanish ombrotrophic mires: bryophytes.
  by M. Souto, D. Castro, X. Pontevedra-Pombal, E. Garcia-Rodeja and M.I. Fraga (Mires and Peat 19: Article 02) Published online: 18.01.2017
• Towards ecosystem-based restoration of peatland biodiversity.
  by T.Yu. Minayeva, O.M. Bragg and A.A. Sirin (Mires and Peat 19: Article 01) Published online: 18.01.2017
• Holocene fire history: can evidence of peat burning be found in the palaeo-archive?
  by S.L. New, C.M. Belcher, V.A. Hudspith and A.V. Gallego-Sala (Mires and Peat 18: Article 26) Published online: 06.12.2016
• Surface peat and its dynamics following drainage - do they facilitate estimation of carbon losses with the C/ash method?
  by R. Laiho and M. Pearson (Mires and Peat 17: Article 08) Published online: 04.12.2016
• Cold storage as a method for the long-term preservation of tropical dissolved organic carbon (DOC).
  by S. Cook, M. Peacock, C.D. Evans, S.E. Page, M. Whelan, V. Gauci and K.L. Khoon (Mires and Peat 18: Article 25) Published online: 13.11.2016
• Genesis and abiotic characteristics of three high-altitude peatlands in the Tien Shan Mountains (Kyrgyzstan), with focus on silty peatland substrates.
  by R. Müller, T. Heinicke, O. Juschus and J. Zeitz (Mires and Peat 18: Article 24) Published online: 06.11.2016
• Regional patterns and controlling factors in plant species composition and diversity in Canadian lowland coastal bogs and laggs.
  by S.A. Howie, H.J. van Meerveld and R.J. Hebda (Mires and Peat 18: Article 23) Published online: 06.11.2016
• Scientific basis of a new method for hydrophobic modification of mineral binders using peat products.
  by O. Misnikov (Mires and Peat 18: Article 22) Published online: 14.10.2016
• The effect of long-term forestry drainage on the current state of peatland soils: A case study from the Central Sudetes, SW Poland.
  by B. Glina, A. Bogacz, M. Gulyás, B. Zawieja, P. Gajewski and Z. Kaczmarek (Mires and Peat 18: Article 21) Published online: 09.10.2016