Unraveling microbial processes involved in carbon and nitrogen cycling and greenhouse gas emissions in rewetted peatlands by molecular biology
Emilie Gios(University of Auckland), Hanna Silvennoinen(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Christian Fritz(Radboud University Nijmegen), Mikk Espenberg(University of Tartu), Claudia Nielsen(Aarhus University), Ülo Mander(University of Tartu), Clemens Scheer, Gerald Jurasinski(University of Rostock), Dominik Žák(Aarhus University), Tuula Larmola(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Andres F. Rodriguez(Aarhus University), Erik Verbruggen(University of Antwerp), Joachim Audet(Aarhus University), Klaus Butterbach‐Bahl(Aarhus University), Rachel J. Burns(University of Copenhagen), Stephan Glatzel(University of Vienna)
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