Here we present multiproxy inorganic geochemical records from a peat core (ZK5) from the
Dajiuhu Basin in central China to investigate peatland deposition processes and …

The Dajiuhu mire deposit is a sensitive archive of palaeoenvironmental evolution in the East
Asian monsoon region. The aim of this study of the elemental geochemistry of a sediment …

Geochemical records from peatlands are important tools for the interpretation of
environmental signals preserved in the peat and the understanding anthropogenic impacts …

A large number of studies on trace metals and metalloids (TMs) accumulations in peatlands
have been reported in Europe and North America. Comparatively little information is …

This study examines the accumulation of major and trace elements in peat deposits in
central Yunnan Province, southwestern China. The ashes of an approximately 2m long core …

Peatlands are one of the optimal archives for paleoclimate research and their records
contain a detailed history of climatic and environmental variations during their formation …

Peat records enable the reconstruction of changes in the global biogeochemical mineral
dust cycle and the detection of variations in atmospheric circulation patterns during the …

As the largest alpine wetland and peat deposition area in China, the Zoige wetland is
climatically sensitive. The organic matter (OM) in peat stores copious environmental …

Two peat profiles from the Manchurian Plain in northeastern China, with chronology based
on 20 AMS measurements, provide new evidence for natural and anthropogenic …

Two 50− cm long peat cores from the Hani mire on the western slope of the Changbai
Mountains, northeastern China, were collected for investigating physical, biological and …