Peatland restoration and rehabilitation action has become more widely acknowledged as a
necessary response to mitigating climate change risks and improving global carbon storage …

Rewetting is accepted as an effective technique in restoring degraded peatlands. However,
it may adversely impact water quality, particularly in nutrient-rich peatlands. The aim of this …

Ericaceous shrubs adapt to the nutrient‐poor conditions in ombrotrophic peatlands by
forming symbiotic associations with ericoid mycorrhizal (ERM) fungi. Increased nutrient …

Northern peatlands are globally significant carbon stores, but the sink strength varies from
year to year due to changes in environmental conditions. Ecosystem respiration (ER) is …

Northern peatlands are globally significant carbon stores, but the sink strength may vary
from year-to-year due to variations in environmental and biogeochemical conditions. This …

The temperature sensitivity (Q 10) of soil respiration is a critical parameter in modeling soil
carbon dynamics; yet the regulating factors and the underlying mechanisms of Q 10 in peat …

Excess CO2 accumulated in soils is typically transported to the atmosphere through
molecular diffusion along a concentration gradient. Because of the slow and constant nature …

Protecting nature’s most effective carbon sink: an important role for fungi in peatlands Page 1
Commentary Protecting nature’s most effective carbon sink: an important role for fungi in …

10 was influenced by soil moisture levels, with significantly lower values observed for peat
soils under wet than dry conditions. Essentially, boreal and temperate peatlands seem more …