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Journal Code   : 246
Journal        : Atmospheric Environment
Volume issue   : 32/19
Year           : 1998
Anticipated Publication Date: 24-JUL-98

pp. 3205-3205
The TIGER programme
HR Oliver, BG Bell, RS Clymo

pp. 3207-3218
Effects of temperature and watertable on the efflux of methane from peatland
surface cores
WE Daulat, RS Clymo

pp. 3219-3227
Methane emission rates from a Northern wetland: response to temperture,water
table and transport.
JA Macdonald, D Fowler, KJ Hargreaves., U Skiba, ID Leith, MB Murray.

pp. 3229-3238
Methanogenesis and Co2 exchange in an ombrotrophic peat bog.
D Lloyd, KL Thomas, J Benstead, KL Davies, SH Lloyd, JRM Arah, KD Stephen

pp. 3239-3245
Methane production and emission from peat: the influence of anions (sulphate,
nitrate) from acid rain
A Watson, DB Nedwell

pp. 3247-3255
Microbiological processes in the terrestrial carbon cycle: methane cycling in
peat
C Edwards, BA Hales, GH Hall, IR Mcdonald, JC Murrell, R Pickup, DA Ritchie, JR
Saunders, BM Simon, M Upton

pp. 3257-3264
A model of the processes leading to methane emission from peatland
JRM Arah, KD Stephen

pp. 3265-3274
Controls on trace gas exchange observed by a conditional sampling method
JB Moncrieff, IJ Beverland, DH O'Neill, FD Cropley

pp. 3275-3282
Quantifying the effects of water table and soil temperature on the emission of
methane from peat wetland at the field scale
KJ Hargreaves, D Fowler

pp. 3283-3291
Methane emissions on large scales
KM Beswick, TW Simpson, D Fowler, TW Choularton, MW Gallagher, KJ Hargreaves, A
Sutton, A Kaye

pp. 3293-3299
Global methane emission from wetlands and its sensitivity to climate change
M Cao, K Gregson, S Marshall

pp. 3301-3309
Effects of temperature, water content and nitrogen fertilisation on emissions of
notrous oxide by soils
KA Smith, PE Thomson, H Clayton, IP Mctaggart, F Conen

pp. 3311-3320
Some key environmental variables controlling nitrous oxide emissions from
agricultural and semi-natural soils in Scotland
UM Skiba, LJ Sheppard, J Macdonald, D Fowler

pp. 3321-3330
Coniferous forests as 'secondary agricultural' sources of nitrous oxide
P Ineson, PA Coward, DG Benham, SMC Robertson

pp. 3331-3338
Atmospheric carbon dioxide and its stable isotope ratios, methane, carbon
monoxide, nitrous oxide and hydrogen from Shetland Isles
RJ Francey, LP Steele, RL Langenfelds, CE Allison, LN Cooper, BL Dunse, BG Bell,
TD Murray, HS Tait, L Thompson, KA Masarie

pp. 3339-3351
Correlations between CO,NOy,O3 and non-methane hydrocarbons and their
relationships with meteorology during winter 1993 on the North Norfolk Coast,
U.K.
LM Cardenas, JF Austin, RA Burgess, S Dorling, KC Clemitshaw, SA Penkett, RM
Harrison

pp. 3353-3365
Investigation and evluation of the NOx/O3 Photochemical steady state .
LJ Carpenter, KC Clemitshaw, RA Burgess, SA Penkett, JN Cape, GG Mcfadyen



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