Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland)

S. van der Schaaf; J.G. Streefkerk

Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland)

S. van der Schaaf, J.G. Streefkerk

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Abstract

During the final stage of the Irish-Dutch raised bog study (1989-2001) an effort was made to integrate aspects of vegetation, water quality and hydrology. The basic ecological concept used was the ecotope rather than the plant community. This paper describes the two bogs, the ecotypes, followed by hydrological concepts. Afterwards relationships are developed and discussed

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Measurement techniques and data assessment in wetlands hydrology
Editors	S. Ignar, P. Nowakowski, T. Okruszko
Place of Publication	Warsaw
Publisher	Warsaw Agricultural University Press
Pages	127-136
ISBN (Print)	9788372444868
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

bogs
peat soils
landscape ecology
hydrology
wetlands
irish republic

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van der Schaaf, S., & Streefkerk, J. G. (2003). Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland). In S. Ignar, P. Nowakowski, & T. Okruszko (Eds.), Measurement techniques and data assessment in wetlands hydrology (pp. 127-136). Warsaw Agricultural University Press. http://levis.sggw.waw.pl/wethydro/contents/Schaaf.pdf

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van der Schaaf, S & Streefkerk, JG 2003, Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland). in S Ignar, P Nowakowski & T Okruszko (eds), Measurement techniques and data assessment in wetlands hydrology. Warsaw Agricultural University Press, Warsaw, pp. 127-136. <http://levis.sggw.waw.pl/wethydro/contents/Schaaf.pdf>

Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland). / van der Schaaf, S.; Streefkerk, J.G.
Measurement techniques and data assessment in wetlands hydrology. ed. / S. Ignar; P. Nowakowski; T. Okruszko. Warsaw: Warsaw Agricultural University Press, 2003. p. 127-136.

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Relationships between ecotopes, hydrological position and subsidence on Clara Bog and Raheenmore Bog (Ireland)

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