Wetlands in Central Europe Soil Organisms, Soil Ecological Processes and Trace Gas Emissions
Wetlands are very sensitive ecosystems, functioning as a habitat for many organisms. Protection and regeneration of wetlands are of great importance in ecological research and in nature conservation. A huge amount of research has been done on the hydrology, plants and animals in wetlands. Knowledge...
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| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
2002, 2002
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2002 |
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Table of Contents:
- Wetlands as habitats for soil organisms
- Annelid coenoses of wetlands representing different decomposer communities
- Earthworm coenoses in wet grassland of Northwest-Germany. Effects of restoration management on a Histosol and a Gleysol
- Reactions of soil Collembolan communities to inundation in floodplain ecosystems of the Upper Rhine Valley
- Soil ecological processes in fens and floodplains
- Management of moist grassland in a fresh-water marsh of the Weser river: effects on soil, vegetation, and fauna
- N-, P- and DOC-dynamics in soil and groundwater after restoration of intensively cultivated fens
- Interaction between hydrology, pedology and vegetation at three minerothrophic peatland ecosystems
- Carbon and nitrogen dynamics in soils with different water regimes
- Variability of decomposition and nitrogen turnover in Scots pine ecosystems in Northwest-Germany under the influence of groundwater lowering
- Carbon and nitrogen mineralisation rates of fens in Germany used for agriculture. A review
- In situ measurement of denitrification and N2O production in the saturated zone of three Eutric Histosols and a Mollic Gleysol
- Trace gas emissions
- Methane emissions from wetland soils in Southwest-Germany
- Methane dynamics of saltmarsh soils built up from marine and peat material at the German North Sea coast
- The greenhouse gas exchange of a pond margin in South Germany
- Trace gas emissions from riparian areas of small eutrophic inland waters in Northeast-Germany