The above‐ground standing crop and nutrient concentrations in plant material were
examined in 45 stands of mire vegetation in the Biebrza peatland, Poland. The stands …

River flooding is important for the ecological functioning of river floodplains. It is implicitly
assumed that in many river floodplains during floods, river water is spreading all over the …

In the undisturbed floodplain of the Biebrza river (NE Poland) wecompared vegetation
composition, standing crop and the nutrients in standingcrop to site factors such as flood …

Observational data on greenhouse gases exchange between ecosystems and the
atmosphere are crucial in understanding the global climate mechanisms. Among different …

The most characteristic feature of wetlands is that they are wet. The effects of excess water
dominate their formation and considerably control their processes and characteristics. The …

The generally-accepted paradigm of wetland response to climate change is that water table
drawdown and higher temperatures will cause wetlands to switch from a sink to a source of …

Wetland plant rhizosphere microorganisms play a significant role in the purification of
ecological restoration of reclaimed water replenishment wetlands. In this study, water quality …

Human activities have led to the loss of a large proportion of biodiversity in riverine wetlands
in western Europe (Van Urk 1984; Cirujano et al. 1996). In the second half of the twentieth …

The understanding of succession from rich fen to poorer fen types requires knowledge of
changes in hydrology, water composition, peat chemistry and peat accumulation in the …

Evapotranspiration (ET) estimation through the surface energy balance (SEB) and soil-
vegetation-atmosphere-transfer (SVAT) models are uncertain due to the empirical …