Wetlands Ecology and Management

Hydrological and biogeochemical processes in wetland ecosystems in relation to biodiversity restoration
pp. 365-365(1)
Authors: Verhoeven J.T.A.; Baird A.J.

Iron and sulphate as possible key factors in the restoration ecology of rich fens in discharge areas
pp. 367-381(15)
Authors: Kemmers R.H.; van Delft S.P.J.; Jansen P.C.

Experimental growth responses to groundwater level variation and competition in five British wetland plant species
pp. 383-396(14)
Authors: Kennedy M.P.; Milne J.M.; Murphy K.J.

Detecting, measuring and reversing changes to wetlands
pp. 397-401(5)
Authors: O'Connell M.J.

Mechanisms involved in the re-establishment of Sphagnum-dominated vegetation in rewetted bog remnants
pp. 403-418(16)
Authors: Smolders A.J.P.; Tomassen H.B.M.; van Mullekom M.; Lamers L.P.M.; Roelofs J.G.M.

Ecosystem-scale flux of CO₂ from a restored vacuum harvested peatland
pp. 419-432(14)
Authors: Petrone R.M.; Waddington J.M.; Price J.S.

Management of Phragmites australis in Swiss fen meadows by mowing in early summer
pp. 433-445(13)
Authors: Güsewell S.

Do restoration measures rehabilitate fauna diversity in raised bogs? A comparative study on aquatic macroinvertebrates
pp. 447-459(13)
Authors: van Duinen G-J.A.; Brock A.M.T.; Kuper J.T.; Leuven R.S.E.W.; Peeters T.M.J.; Roelofs J.G.M.; van der Velde G.; Verberk W.C.E.P.; Esselink H.

Author Index (2003)
pp. 461-461(1)

Contents of Volume 11 (2003)
pp. 463-467(5)