Site information for porewater chemistry survey of European peatlands

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Autores principales: Krishnankutty, Nimisha, Gelbrecht, Jörg, Petersen, Rasmus Jes, Rayner, D, Lau, Maximilian P, Frank, Stefan, Andersen, Roxane, Pärn, Jaan, Mander, Ülo, Kotowski, Wiktor, Liu, Haojie, Iversen, Bo V., Heckrath, Goswin, Hansen, Hans C B, Hoffmann, Carl C, Mäenpää, Maarit I, Goldhammer, Tobias, Kull, Ain, Florea, Adrian-Florin, Zak, Dominik
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Publicado: PANGAEA 2026
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author Krishnankutty, Nimisha
Gelbrecht, Jörg
Petersen, Rasmus Jes
Rayner, D
Lau, Maximilian P
Frank, Stefan
Andersen, Roxane
Pärn, Jaan
Mander, Ülo
Kotowski, Wiktor
Liu, Haojie
Iversen, Bo V.
Heckrath, Goswin
Hansen, Hans C B
Hoffmann, Carl C
Mäenpää, Maarit I
Goldhammer, Tobias
Kull, Ain
Florea, Adrian-Florin
Zak, Dominik
author_facet Krishnankutty, Nimisha
Gelbrecht, Jörg
Petersen, Rasmus Jes
Rayner, D
Lau, Maximilian P
Frank, Stefan
Andersen, Roxane
Pärn, Jaan
Mander, Ülo
Kotowski, Wiktor
Liu, Haojie
Iversen, Bo V.
Heckrath, Goswin
Hansen, Hans C B
Hoffmann, Carl C
Mäenpää, Maarit I
Goldhammer, Tobias
Kull, Ain
Florea, Adrian-Florin
Zak, Dominik
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The study investigates the chemical and physical characteristics of porewater and soil samples from peatlands across 64 sites in Germany, Poland, Estonia, Scotland, Sweden, and Georgia sampled between 1997 and 2017. The sites covers oceanic (Cfb, Cfc) and continental (Dfb, Dfc) climate zones and include both minerotrophic fens and ombrotrophic bogs. Fens were further classified into poor and rich types based on acidity and floristic composition, with rich fens characterized by higher pH and calcium concentrations due to mineral-rich groundwater inputs. The study also distinguishes between natural sites with stable near-surface water tables and rewetted sites previously subjected to drainage and agricultural use.
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spellingShingle Site information for porewater chemistry survey of European peatlands
Krishnankutty, Nimisha
Gelbrecht, Jörg
Petersen, Rasmus Jes
Rayner, D
Lau, Maximilian P
Frank, Stefan
Andersen, Roxane
Pärn, Jaan
Mander, Ülo
Kotowski, Wiktor
Liu, Haojie
Iversen, Bo V.
Heckrath, Goswin
Hansen, Hans C B
Hoffmann, Carl C
Mäenpää, Maarit I
Goldhammer, Tobias
Kull, Ain
Florea, Adrian-Florin
Zak, Dominik
Climate zone; Country; Dominant plants; Drainage type; Estonia; Event label; Georgia; Germany; Identification; iron oxides; Latitude of event; Location; Longitude of event; Peatland_NB1; Peatland_NB10; Peatland_NB11; Peatland_NB12; Peatland_NB13; Peatland_NB14; Peatland_NB2; Peatland_NB3; Peatland_NB4; Peatland_NB5; Peatland_NB6; Peatland_NB7; Peatland_NB8; Peatland_NB9; Peatland_NF1; Peatland_NF10; Peatland_NF11; Peatland_NF12; Peatland_NF13; Peatland_NF14; Peatland_NF15; Peatland_NF16; Peatland_NF17; Peatland_NF18; Peatland_NF19; Peatland_NF2; Peatland_NF20; Peatland_NF21; Peatland_NF22; Peatland_NF23; Peatland_NF24; Peatland_NF25; Peatland_NF3; Peatland_NF4; Peatland_NF5; Peatland_NF6; Peatland_NF7; Peatland_NF8; Peatland_NF9; Peatland_RB1; Peatland_RB2; Peatland_RF1; Peatland_RF10; Peatland_RF11; Peatland_RF12; Peatland_RF13; Peatland_RF14; Peatland_RF15; Peatland_RF16; Peatland_RF17; Peatland_RF18; Peatland_RF19; Peatland_RF2; Peatland_RF20; Peatland_RF21; Peatland_RF22; Peatland_RF23; Peatland_RF24; Peatland_RF25; Peatland_RF26; Peatland_RF27; Peatland_RF3; Peatland_RF4; Peatland_RF5; Peatland_RF6; Peatland_RF7; Peatland_RF8; Peatland_RF9; Peatland type; Phosphorus; Poland; Redox conditions; Scotland; SOILS; Soil sample; Sweden; Visual observation; water quality; Year of monitoring event, maximum; Year of monitoring event, minimum; Year of rewetting
The study investigates the chemical and physical characteristics of porewater and soil samples from peatlands across 64 sites in Germany, Poland, Estonia, Scotland, Sweden, and Georgia sampled between 1997 and 2017. The sites covers oceanic (Cfb, Cfc) and continental (Dfb, Dfc) climate zones and include both minerotrophic fens and ombrotrophic bogs. Fens were further classified into poor and rich types based on acidity and floristic composition, with rich fens characterized by higher pH and calcium concentrations due to mineral-rich groundwater inputs. The study also distinguishes between natural sites with stable near-surface water tables and rewetted sites previously subjected to drainage and agricultural use.
title Site information for porewater chemistry survey of European peatlands
topic Climate zone; Country; Dominant plants; Drainage type; Estonia; Event label; Georgia; Germany; Identification; iron oxides; Latitude of event; Location; Longitude of event; Peatland_NB1; Peatland_NB10; Peatland_NB11; Peatland_NB12; Peatland_NB13; Peatland_NB14; Peatland_NB2; Peatland_NB3; Peatland_NB4; Peatland_NB5; Peatland_NB6; Peatland_NB7; Peatland_NB8; Peatland_NB9; Peatland_NF1; Peatland_NF10; Peatland_NF11; Peatland_NF12; Peatland_NF13; Peatland_NF14; Peatland_NF15; Peatland_NF16; Peatland_NF17; Peatland_NF18; Peatland_NF19; Peatland_NF2; Peatland_NF20; Peatland_NF21; Peatland_NF22; Peatland_NF23; Peatland_NF24; Peatland_NF25; Peatland_NF3; Peatland_NF4; Peatland_NF5; Peatland_NF6; Peatland_NF7; Peatland_NF8; Peatland_NF9; Peatland_RB1; Peatland_RB2; Peatland_RF1; Peatland_RF10; Peatland_RF11; Peatland_RF12; Peatland_RF13; Peatland_RF14; Peatland_RF15; Peatland_RF16; Peatland_RF17; Peatland_RF18; Peatland_RF19; Peatland_RF2; Peatland_RF20; Peatland_RF21; Peatland_RF22; Peatland_RF23; Peatland_RF24; Peatland_RF25; Peatland_RF26; Peatland_RF27; Peatland_RF3; Peatland_RF4; Peatland_RF5; Peatland_RF6; Peatland_RF7; Peatland_RF8; Peatland_RF9; Peatland type; Phosphorus; Poland; Redox conditions; Scotland; SOILS; Soil sample; Sweden; Visual observation; water quality; Year of monitoring event, maximum; Year of monitoring event, minimum; Year of rewetting
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.993167