New articles published in the last nine month

• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 30) Published online: 17.11.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 29) Published online: 17.11.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 28) Published online: 28.10.2021
• Recommendations for successful establishment of Sphagnum farming on shallow highly decomposed peat.
  by A. Grobe, B. Tiemeyer, M. Graf (Mires and Peat 27: Article 27) Published online: 28.10.2021
• Current state, pressures and protection of South African peatlands.
  by P.-L. Grundling, A.T. Grundling, H. Van Deventer, J.P. Le Roux (Mires and Peat 27: Article 26) Published online: 28.10.2021
• Static and dynamic characterisation of Agartala peat.
  by R. Debnath, R. Saha, S. Haldar (Mires and Peat 27: Article 25) Published online: 08.10.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 24) Published online: 08.10.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 23) Published online: 08.10.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 22) Published online: 03.10.2021
• Sphagnum farming substrate is a competitive alternative to traditional horticultural substrates for achieving desired hydro-physical properties.
  by R. Müller, S. Glatzel (Mires and Peat 27: Article 21) Published online: 05.08.2021
• Thirty years later: How successful was the restoration of a raised bog in the Swiss Plateau?
  by S. Frei, R. Holderegger, A. Bergamini (Mires and Peat 27: Article 20) Published online: 05.08.2021
• Peat and other organic soils under agricultural use in Germany: Properties and challenges for classification.
  by M. Wittnebel, B. Tiemeyer, U. Dettmann (Mires and Peat 27: Article 19) Published online: 05.08.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 18) Published online: 13.07.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 17) Published online: 20.06.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 16) Published online: 21.05.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 15) Published online: 21.05.2021
• Degradation legacy and current water levels as predictors of carbon emissions from two fen sites.
  by W.-J. Emsens, E. Verbruggen, P. Shenk, Y. Liczner, M. van Roie, R. van Diggelen (Mires and Peat 27: Article 14) Published online: 21.05.2021
• Soil CO₂ emissions and net primary production of an oil palm plantation established on tropical peat.
  by N. Wakhid, T. Hirano (Mires and Peat 27: Article 13) Published online: 12.05.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 12) Published online: 12.05.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 11) Published online: 11.05.2021
• Analysis of the effect of composite peat-based hydrophobically-modifying additives on the properties of Portland cement and cement mortar.
  by O. Misnikov (Mires and Peat 27: Article 10) Published online: 11.05.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 09) Published online: 22.03.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 08) Published online: 22.03.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 07) Published online: 28.02.2021
• 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 (Mires and Peat 27: Article 06) Published online: 28.02.2021