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1. Sphagnum Litter as the Most Important Genetic Horizon in the Profile of Peat Soils of Boreal Bogs

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   Peat soils of the taiga zone of Western Siberia are historically relatively poorly studied. In the diagnostics of peat soils, the question...

   N. A. Avetov, E. A. Shishkonakova in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 05 November 2023

2. The Main Features of Hydrology and Hydrogeochemistry of Bogs: Case Study of the Ilasskii Bog Massif

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   The study of the isotope hydrogeology of bogs in the Northwestern Russia included the analysis of the potential of the integrated use of...

   M. A. Lizunova, S. B. Selyanina, N. S. Trudova in Water Resources

   Article 01 December 2023
   

3. Specific Features of Soil-Vegetation Cover of Revegetated Oil-Polluted Oligotrophic Bogs Reclaimed by the Cutting Method in the Middle Ob Region

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   The article provides data from a comparative analysis of vegetation restoration in areas of oligotrophic bogs with strong oil product...

   E. A. Shishkonakova, N. A. Avetov, ... M. A. Melnik in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

   Article 04 June 2024
   

4. Topsoil removal for Sphagnum establishment on rewetted agricultural bogs

   Rewetting drained agricultural peatlands aids in restoring their original ecosystem functions, including carbon storage and sustaining unique...

   Sannimari A. Käärmelahti, Christian Fritz, ... Ralph J. M. Temmink in Biogeochemistry

   Article Open access 26 November 2023
   

5. Biogeochemical Features of Holocene Sediments in Oligotrophic Bogs of the Baraba Forest Steppe

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   The paper presents data on the geochemical processes of postsedimentation transformations of boggy deposits at early diagenesis and the...

   G. A. Leonova, A. E. Maltsev, ... M. V. Rubanov in Geochemistry International

   Article 16 February 2022
   

6. Evolution of Organic Matter in Hummocky Bogs on the Barents Sea Coast in a Changing Climate

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   The influence of macroparameters (botanical composition, degree of decomposition, and radiocarbon age of peat) on the molecular composition...

   R. S. Vasilevich, O. L. Kuznetsov, ... A. N. Panyukov in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 01 July 2022
   

7. Formation of the Composition of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Hummocky Bogs in the Forest-Tundra–Northern Tundra Zonal Sequence

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   The accumulation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in plants and peat of three natural subzones—forest-tundra, southern tundra, and...

   E. V. Yakovleva, D. N. Gabov, R. S. Vasilevich in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 01 March 2022
   

8. Geochemical Features of Peat Deposits at Oligotrophic Bogs in the Southern Taiga Subzone of West Siberia

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   The paper presents original authors’ data on the geochemical aspects and peat deposits and conditions of their accumulation at the three...

   E. E. Veretennikova, I. V. Kuryina, ... S. V. Smirnov in Geochemistry International

   Article 17 June 2021
   

9. Impact of Forest Fires on the Microbiological Properties of Oligotrophic Peat Soils and Gleyed Peat Podzols of Bogs in the Northern Part of the Sym-Dubches Interfluve, Krasnoyarsk Region

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   Key plots of hydromorphic and semihydromorphic peat soils of oligotrophic bogs were studied in the area of the Middle Yenisei Station of the...

   I. D. Grodnitskaya, L. V. Karpenko, ... A. A. Dymov in Eurasian Soil Science

   Article 22 April 2022
   

10. Correction to: Topsoil removal for Sphagnum establishment on rewetted agricultural bogs

    Sannimari A. Käärmelahti, Christian Fritz, ... Ralph J. M. Temmink in Biogeochemistry

    Article Open access 03 February 2024

11. Restoration of Raised Bogs in the Khanty-Mansiysk Ob Region after Reclamation of Oil- and Salt-Polluted Peat Soils in 2003–2005

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    The process of natural remediation of oil- and soil-contaminated raised bogs reclaimed 14–16 years ago in Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous...

    E. A. Shishkonakova, S. Ya. Trofimov, ... D. V. Brikovskiy in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

    Article 01 July 2020

12. Identification of Hydrocarbons in the Waters of Raised Bogs in the Southern Taiga of Western Siberia

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    The composition and content of hydrocarbons (HCs) in the waters three raised bogs of the south taiga subzone of Western Siberia: the Bolshoe...

    I. V. Russkikh, E. B. Strel’nikova, ... Yu. A. Kharanzhevskaya in Geochemistry International

    Article 09 April 2020
    

13. Taxonomic Structure of Bacterial Communities of Rhizospheric Soil under Bogs’ Plants

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    For the first time, the ratio of large taxa and the genera spectrum of the prokaryotic community of the rhizosphere soil under typical plants...

    T. G. Dobrovolskaya, A. V. Golovchenko, ... E. N. Yurchenko in Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin

    Article 01 April 2020
    

14. Greenhouse Gas Fluxes and Carbon Sequestration in the Oligotrophic Peat Soils of Southern Taiga in Western Siberia

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    The carbon stock and the emission rates of greenhouse gases (CO ₂ and CH ₄ ) in the peat soils of southern taiga in Western Siberia were...

    E. A. Golovatskaya, E. E. Veretennikova, E. A. Dyukarev in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 01 February 2024
    

15. Formation and decay of peat bogs in the vegetable belt of Switzerland

    The rapidly collapsing glacial systems of the Alps produced a large number of melt-water lakes and mires after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) in the...

    Markus Egli, Guido Wiesenberg, ... Alessandra Musso in Swiss Journal of Geosciences

    Article Open access 25 January 2021
    

16. Element stoichiometry and nutrient limitation in bog plant and lichen species

    Ombrotrophic bogs receive new inputs of elements solely through atmospheric deposition, except for N where inputs are predominantly through N ₂ -fixatio...

    R. Kelman Wieder in Biogeochemistry

    Article Open access 29 August 2022
    

17. Soils оf Oligomesotrophic аnd Mesotrophic Bogs in the Boreal Zone of West Siberia: Possibilities of Botanical Diagnostics within the Framework of the Type of Mesotrophic Peat Soils

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    Despite the widespread use of the taxon “mesotrophic (transitional) peat soils” in the present-day Russian and foreign pedology, including...

    N. A. Avetov, O. L. Kuznetsov, E. A. Shishkonakova in Eurasian Soil Science

    Article 25 May 2021

18. Groundwater seeps are hot spots of denitrification and N₂O emissions in a restored wetland

    Restorations of former cranberry farms (“bogs”) aim to re-establish native wetland vegetation, promote cold water habitat, and attenuate nitrogen (N)...

    Sarah M. Klionsky, Christopher Neill, ... Beth Lawrence in Biogeochemistry

    Article Open access 27 June 2024
    

19. Sphagnoid spores as tracers of environmental and climatic changes in peatland habitats of the early Eocene

    Peat mosses have been an important part of the lignite forming vegetation in the early Eocene of the Helmstedt Lignite Mining District. Three genera...

    Walter Riegel, Olaf K. Lenz, Volker Wilde in International Journal of Earth Sciences

    Article Open access 25 April 2024
    

20. Comparison of the transformation of organic matter flux through a raised bog and a blanket bog

    This study has proposed that organic matter transfer and transformation into and through a peatland is dominated by preferential loss of...

    Stephan Glatzel, Fred Worrall, ... Katherine Heckman in Biogeochemistry

    Article Open access 10 November 2023