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Peter Högberg

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ID6015747
NAMEPeter Högberg
GIVEN NAMESPeter
FAMILY NAMEHögberg
SIGNATUREHOGBERG P
AFFILIATIONSSwedish University of Agricultural Sciences
ORCID0000-0002-2849-2719
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1997
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
H-INDEX1
  • Pre-Industrial Atmospheric Pollution

    R Bindler, Tom Korsman et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2002

    Acid rain has caused extensive surface water acidification in Sweden since the mid-20th century. Sulfur emissions from fossil-fuel burning and metal production were the main sources of acid deposition. In the public consciousness, acid deposition is strongly associated with the industrial period, in particular the last 50 years. However, studies of lake-water pH development and atmospheric pollution, based on analyses of lake sediment deposits, h…

  • Pre-Industrial Atmospheric Pollution

    R Bindler, Tom Korsman et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2002•References: 32

    Acid rain has caused extensive surface water acidification in Sweden since the mid-20th century. Sulfur emissions from fossil-fuel burning and metal production were the main sources of acid deposition. In the public consciousness, acid deposition is strongly associated with the industrial period, in particular the last 50 years. However, studies of lake-water pH development and atmospheric pollution, based on analyses of lake sediment deposits, h…

  • Reconstruction of Forest Site History in Ethiopian Highlands Based on 13C Natural Abundance of Soils

    Zewdu Eshetu, Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2000•References: 27

    Deforestation has been occurring in Ethiopia for millenia and has accelerated during the last century. On the other hand, historical accounts indicate that restricted afforestation of mountainous areas was initiated already 550 years ago. One of these areas was the Menagesha Forest. To reconstruct forest site history, soil samples from the Menagesha Forest and Wendo-Genet areas were analyzed for 13C natural abundance and C concentration. In soils…

  • Reconstruction of Forest Site History in Ethiopian Highlands Based on 13 C Natural Abundance of Soils

    Zewdu Eshetu, Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2000•Cited by: 1

    Deforestation has been occurring in Ethiopia for millenia and has accelerated during the last century. On the other hand, historical accounts indicate that restricted afforestation of mountainous areas was initiated already 550 years ago. One of these areas was the Menagesha Forest. To reconstruct forest site history, soil samples from the Menagesha Forest and Wendo-Genet areas were analyzed for 13C natural abundance and C concentration. In soils…

  • Tansley Review No. 95 15 N natural abundance in soil‐plant systems

    Open Access•Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•New Phytologist•1997

    Equilibrium and kinetic isotope fractionations during incomplete reactions result in minute differences in the ratio between the two stable X isotopes, 15 N and 14 N, in various N pools. In ecosystems such variations (usually expressed in per mil [δ 15 N] deviations from the standard atmospheric N 2 ) depend on isotopic signatures of inputs and outputs, the input‐output balance, N transformations and their specific isotope effects, and compartmen…

  • Reconstruction of Forest Site History in Ethiopian Highlands Based on 13 C Natural Abundance of Soils

    Zewdu Eshetu, Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2000•Cited by: 1

    Deforestation has been occurring in Ethiopia for millenia and has accelerated during the last century. On the other hand, historical accounts indicate that restricted afforestation of mountainous areas was initiated already 550 years ago. One of these areas was the Menagesha Forest. To reconstruct forest site history, soil samples from the Menagesha Forest and Wendo-Genet areas were analyzed for 13C natural abundance and C concentration. In soils…

  • Tansley Review No. 95 15 N natural abundance in soil‐plant systems

    Open Access•Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•New Phytologist•1997

    Equilibrium and kinetic isotope fractionations during incomplete reactions result in minute differences in the ratio between the two stable X isotopes, 15 N and 14 N, in various N pools. In ecosystems such variations (usually expressed in per mil [δ 15 N] deviations from the standard atmospheric N 2 ) depend on isotopic signatures of inputs and outputs, the input‐output balance, N transformations and their specific isotope effects, and compartmen…

  • Reconstruction of Forest Site History in Ethiopian Highlands Based on 13C Natural Abundance of Soils

    Zewdu Eshetu, Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2000•References: 27

    Deforestation has been occurring in Ethiopia for millenia and has accelerated during the last century. On the other hand, historical accounts indicate that restricted afforestation of mountainous areas was initiated already 550 years ago. One of these areas was the Menagesha Forest. To reconstruct forest site history, soil samples from the Menagesha Forest and Wendo-Genet areas were analyzed for 13C natural abundance and C concentration. In soils…

  • Reconstruction of Forest Site History in Ethiopian Highlands Based on 13 C Natural Abundance of Soils

    Zewdu Eshetu, Peter Högberg•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2000•Cited by: 1

    Deforestation has been occurring in Ethiopia for millenia and has accelerated during the last century. On the other hand, historical accounts indicate that restricted afforestation of mountainous areas was initiated already 550 years ago. One of these areas was the Menagesha Forest. To reconstruct forest site history, soil samples from the Menagesha Forest and Wendo-Genet areas were analyzed for 13C natural abundance and C concentration. In soils…

  • Pre-Industrial Atmospheric Pollution

    R Bindler, Tom Korsman et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2002

    Acid rain has caused extensive surface water acidification in Sweden since the mid-20th century. Sulfur emissions from fossil-fuel burning and metal production were the main sources of acid deposition. In the public consciousness, acid deposition is strongly associated with the industrial period, in particular the last 50 years. However, studies of lake-water pH development and atmospheric pollution, based on analyses of lake sediment deposits, h…

  • Pre-Industrial Atmospheric Pollution

    R Bindler, Tom Korsman et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2002•References: 32

    Acid rain has caused extensive surface water acidification in Sweden since the mid-20th century. Sulfur emissions from fossil-fuel burning and metal production were the main sources of acid deposition. In the public consciousness, acid deposition is strongly associated with the industrial period, in particular the last 50 years. However, studies of lake-water pH development and atmospheric pollution, based on analyses of lake sediment deposits, h…

Ecology (5 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Soil Science (4 works) · Soil water (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Chemistry (3 works) · Environmental Chemistry (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Abundance (ecology) (2 works) · Acid rain (2 works)

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