Peat Bog
Peat bog and alluvial deposits reveal land degradation during 16th and 17th century colonisation of the western Carpathians (Czech Republic)
... the peat bog core revealing local anthropogenic effects within the slope system, we can also identify erosion impacts related to the disturbance of these mountain slopes on the floodplains of the rivers ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Key Definitions
... UK peat bog have been accumulating these small increments for as much as 10,000 years, and have consequently generated peat depths of up to 10 ...wetter, peat has come to smother entire ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Atmospheric pollution
... From these data the evidence suggests that deposition of atmospheric sulphur pollutants may have now fallen below what is regarded as the ‘critical load’ for virtually all areas of UK peat bog, provided ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Ecological Impacts of Forestry on Peatlands
... of peat bog, both lowland raised bog and upland blanket bog (see Definitions Briefing Note 1) have nonetheless been planted during the past 60 years as a result of past polices and ...deep ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Commercial peat extraction
... UK, peat is in demand largely as a horticultural growing medium and soil conditioner, and its use is increasing despite increasing take-up of alternatives to peat because the whole horticultural and ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Weathering, Erosion and Mass Movement of Blanket Bog
... loosened peat, leading to formation of large- scale erosion ...a peat bog (see Drainage Briefing Note ...the peat body from the margins, again ultimately leading to breakdown of the main ...
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REF 2014 Portfolio: Peatbogs and carbon: a critical synthesis to inform policy development in oceanic peat bog conservation and restoration in the context of climate change
... of peat bog carbon flux and the potential relationship with climate ...of peat bogs and ...concerning peat bogs and carbon flux, and subsequently underpinned establishment and establishment of ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Domestic peat extraction
... of peat is traditionally carried out on individual peat 'banks' which take the form of a cut peat face, often no more than 10 or 20m long, though sometimes extending for as much as ...The peat ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Structure, Form, State and Condition
... of peat-forming vegetation (the acrotelm), generally between 10 cm and 40 cm deep, and the relatively inert, permanently-waterlogged peat store (the catotelm) which may be several metres ...A peat ...
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Mid- and late Holocene dust deposition in western Europe: the Misten peat bog (Hautes Fagnes – Belgium)
... Rare earth elements (REE) are widely used to trace the dif- ferent processes in cosmochemistry, igneous petrology and sedimentology because of their low solubility, transport oc- curring largely in the particulate phase ...
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Peat Bog Ecosystems: Tracks across peatlands
... the peat over time unavoidable (see Drainage Briefing Note ...deep peat can eventually sink to the underlying mineral layer, essentially becoming a cut-and-fill type track with peat displaced to the ...
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Peatbogs and carbon: a critical synthesis to inform policy development in oceanic peat bog conservation and restoration in the context of climate change
... scale peat-piping are now known to occur in drained areas of blanket bog (Holden, ...the peat-forming vegetation is lost and the bog begins to develop a haplotelm rather than a catotelm, is ...
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The ratio of methanogens to methanotrophs and water level dynamics drive methane transfer velocity in a temperate kettle hole peat bog
... the bog at different depths in the peat column, with the mean water level from June 2017 through August 2017 (mean WL) and the water level at time of sampling (core WL; in Mat-S these were both at 0 cm; in ...
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Vol 68, No 1 (2016)
... the peat bog on the Pešter plateau is formed of acidobiontic, acidophiles, neutrophiles, alkaliphiles, alkalibiontic, indifferents, aerophilic and widely distributed ...including peat bogs ...
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Eyes on the Bog: Long term monitoring network for UK peatlands
... degrading peat bog mostly lies in the depth to which the water table frequently ...‘active’ bog will rarely see a water table fall as far as 30cm whereas a peat bog in hydrological ...
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An 8000-year multi-proxy peat-based palaeoclimate record from Newfoundland: Evidence of coherent changes in bog surface wetness and ocean circulation
... Peros MC, Chan K, Magnan G, Ponsford L, Carroll J, McCloskey T (2016). A 9600-year History of Water Table Depth, Vegetation, and Fire Inferred from a Raised Peat Bog, Prince Edward Island, Canadian ...
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High-Resolution Atmospheric Lead Pollution during the Roman Period Recorded in Belgian Ombrotrophic Peat Cores
... cumulative, anthropogenic, atmospheric lead deposition using peat cores from bogs: Pb in 588. eight Swiss peat bog profiles[r] ...
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Vegetation pattern of a lowland raised in eastern Fiordland, New Zealand
... of bog pine (Dacrydium bidwillii) a n d manuka (Leptospermum scoparium) are scattered through the grassland and increase both in height and cover with approach to the margin of the ...and bog pine up to 4 m ...
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Monivea Bog SAC 002352
... Raised Bog (ARB) habitat was mapped at ...Raised Bog (DRB) on the High Bog (HB) has been modelled as ...of bog forming habitats could be ...raised bog supporting document for further ...
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Monitoring methods for Hamatocaulis vernicosus Mitt Hedenäs (Slender Green feather moss) in the Republic of Ireland
... kettlehole. Bog margins are dominated by alder and ...the bog margins dominated by rushes (Juncus subnodulosus, ...echinata. Bog surfaces are dominated by hummocks of Calluna vulgaris and Vaccinium ...
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