… the patterns and timing of recent ecosystem shifts in northern Canadian peatlands and …
the growing season are known to be key drivers of plant productivity and water table levels in …

… Since the last glaciation, northern peatlands have acted as … drivers for net primary
productivity and the apparent peat C … not show any clear pattern. The most important rates of C …

… Piilo S, Pratte S, Valiranta M, van Bellen S and Garneau M 2022 Widespread recent ecosystem
state shifts in high-latitude peatlands of northeastern Canada and implications for carbon …

… , the peatlands in western Canada, western and northern … both northern peatland extent
and peatland carbon storage … drives faster peat C decomposition, and therefore, peatlands …

… , N was not a driving factor for C accumulation. … the patterns in C and N accumulation rates
for the last millennium based on seven cores from as many peatlands in central and northern …

… in northern Ontario, accounting for nearly 40%–60% of the … fluxes for 11 different peatland
types. However, because of … complicated by the different sampling designs employed (ie timing …

… drivers of their biogeochemical patterns and processes are poorly understood. We used (1)
pool biogeochemical data from 20 peatlands in eastern Canada, … sequestration in peatlands. …

… the general development patterns of peatland ecosystems and … of the driving factors of
peatland development in the … (1) to present a new carbon accumulation rate (CAR) record over …

… In eastern Canada, the shift from ligneous to Sphagnum-dominated … : (1) characterize
patterns in recent peat accumulation over permafrost landforms in three peatlands of the sporadic, …

… Plot data from stands located on peatlands in Northern Alberta were compiled for total stem
… years of C accumulation that is the approximate time since peatland vegetation initiated in …