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11. Long-term impact of ditch network maintenance on timber production, profitability and environmental loads at regional level in Finland: a simulation study H. Hökkä et al.
12. Role of tree stand evapotranspiration in maintaining satisfactory drainage conditions in drained peatlands S. Sarkkola et al.
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23. Release of Carbon in Different Molecule Size Fractions from Decomposing Boreal Mor and Peat as Affected by Enchytraeid Worms M. Lappalainen et al.
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30. Ecohydrological interactions in a boreal fen–swamp complex, Alberta, Canada M. Elmes et al.
31. Erosion mechanisms and sediment sources in a peatland forest after ditch cleaning T. Tuukkanen et al.
32. Ditch cleaning in boreal catchments: Impacts on water chemistry and dissolved greenhouse gases in runoff A. Zannella et al.
33. Water quality and the biodegradability of dissolved organic carbon in drained boreal peatland under different forest harvesting intensities M. Palviainen et al.
34. Effects of Drainage Maintenance on Tree Radial Increment in Hemiboreal Forests of Latvia K. Bičkovskis et al.
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39. Should harvest residues be left on site in peatland forests to decrease the risk of potassium depletion? S. Sarkkola et al.
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48. Modeling water table changes in boreal peatlands of Finland under changing climate conditions J. Gong et al.
49. Consequences of rewetting and ditch cleaning on hydrology, water quality and greenhouse gas balance in a drained northern landscape H. Laudon et al.
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