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	Vegetation recovery after multiple-site experimental fen restorations Based on: Hedberg P., Kotowski W., Saetre P., Mälson K., Rydin H. & Sundberg S. (2012). Study Link	2012
	Vegetation change in an ombrotrophic mire in northern England after excluding sheep Based on: Smith R.S., Charman D., Rushton S.P., Sanderson R.A., Simkin J.M. & Shiel R.S. (2003). Study Link	2003
	*Vegetation change and ecological processes in alpine and subalpine Sphagnum* bogs of the Bogong High Plains, Victoria, Australia** Based on: Wahren C.-H.A., Williams R.J. & Papst W.A. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Understory plant species composition 30–50 years after clearcutting in southeastern Wyoming coniferous forests Based on: Selmants P.C. & Knight D.H. (2003). Study Link	2003
	The responses of blanket bog vegetation to controlled grazing by hill sheep Based on: Grant S.A., Bolton G.R. & Torvell L. (1985). Study Link	1985
	The effects of peatland restoration on water-table depth, elemental concentrations, and vegetation: 10 years of changes Based on: Haapalehto T.O., Vasander H., Jauhiainen S., Tahvanainen T. & Kotiaho J.S. (2010). Study Link	2010
	The effects of grazing management on the vegetation of mesotrophic (meadow) grassland in northern England Based on: Smith R.S. & Rushton S.P. (1994). Study Link	1994
	*The effect of provenance on the performance of Crataegus monogyna* in hedges** Based on: Jones A.T., Hayes M.J. & Hamilton N.R.S. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Specialist butterflies benefit most from the ecological restoration of mires Based on: Noreika N., Kotze D.J., Loukola O.J., Sormunen N., Vuori A., Päivinen J., Penttinen J., Punttila P. & Kotiaho J.S. (2016). Study Link	2016
	Shrub removal facilitates recovery of wetland species in a rewetted fen Based on: Kotowski W., Dzierża P., Czerwiński M., Kozub Ł. & Śnieg S. (2013). Study Link	2013
	*Rewetting of drained boreal spruce swamp forests results in rapid recovery of Sphagnum* production** Based on: Maanavilja L., Kangas L., Mehtätalo L. & Tuittila E.-S. (2015). Study Link	2015
	Restoring afforested peat bogs: results of current research Based on: Anderson R. (2010) Forestry Commission report, 6. Study Link	2010
	Restoration of managed pine fens: effect on hydrology and vegetation Based on: Laine A.M., Leppälä M., Tarvainen O., Päätalo M.L., Seppänen R. & Tolvanen A. (2011). Study Link	2011
	Restoration of drained peatlands in southern Finland: initial effects on vegetation change and CO₂ balance Based on: Komulainen V., Tuittila E., Vasander H. & Laine J. (1999). Study Link	1999
	Restoration approaches used for degraded peatlands in Ruoergai (Zoige), Tibetan Plateau, China, for sustainable land management Based on: Zhang X., Hongyu L., Baker C. & Graham S. (2012). Study Link	2012
	Response of blanket bog vegetation to drain-blocking Based on: Bellamy P.E., Stephen L., Maclean I.S. & Grant M.C. (2012). Study Link	2012
	Rapid recovery of invertebrate communities after ecological restoration of boreal mires Based on: Noreika N., Kotiaho J.S., Penttinen J., Punttila P., Vuori A., Pajunen T., Autio O., Loukola O.J. & Kotze D.J. (2015). Study Link	2015
	Peat swamp forest regeneration using green belts in a timber estate in Riau, Sumatra Indonesia Based on: Gunawan H., Page S.E., Muhammad A., Qomar N., Helentina T., Hakim A., Yanti M.M. & Darmasanti P. (2007) 83-88. Study Link	2007
	Peat disturbance, mowing, and ditch blocking as tools in rich fen restoration Based on: Mälson K., Sundberg S. & Rydin H. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Nonequilibrium dynamics of sedge meadows grazed by cattle in southern Wisconsin Based on: Middleton B. (2002). Study Link	2002
	Measuring the efficiency of fen restoration on carabid beetles and vascular plants: a case study from north-eastern Germany Based on: Görn S. & Fischer K. (2015). Study Link	2015
	Management of semi-natural blanket bog in the northern Pennines Based on: Rawes M. & Hobbs R. (1979). Study Link	1979
	Long-term effects of rotational prescribed burning and low-intensity sheep grazing on blanket-bog plant communities Based on: Lee H., Alday J.G., Rose R.J., O'Reilly J. & Marrs R.H. (2013). Study Link	2013
	Long-term consequences of grazing and burning on northern peatland carbon dynamics Based on: Ward S.E., Bardgett R.D., McNamara N.P., Adamson J.K. & Ostle N.J. (2007). Study Link	2007
	*Is rewetting enough to recover Sphagnum* and associated peat-accumulating species in traditionally exploited bogs?** Based on: González E., Henstra S.W., Rochefort L., Bradfield G.E. & Poulin M. (2014). Study Link	2014

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