Water chemistry in forested catchments after topsoil treatment with liming agents in South Sweden B. FransmanB. Nihlgård OriginalPaper Pages: 895 - 900
Pools and fluxes of carbon and nitrogen in 40-year-old forest liming experiments in Southern Sweden T. PerssonA. RudebeckA. Wirén OriginalPaper Pages: 901 - 906
Influence of wetland liming on water chemistry of acidified mountain streams in Lofsdalen, Central Sweden H. BorgP. AnderssonE. Olofsson OriginalPaper Pages: 907 - 912
Enhanced growth of the macrophyte Juncus bulbosus in S Norwegian limed lakes. A regional survey T. E. BrandrudJ. G. M. Roelofs OriginalPaper Pages: 913 - 918
Reliming and reacidification effects on lakewater W. DicksonH. BorgT. Grönlund OriginalPaper Pages: 919 - 924
Development of zooplankton in relation to lime treatment in two acidified lakes C. EkströmE. Hörnström OriginalPaper Pages: 925 - 930
Benthic animal response after liming of three south Norwegian rivers A. FjellheimG. G. Raddum OriginalPaper Pages: 931 - 936
Chemical, biological and socio-economic approaches to the liming of Lake Alinenjärvi in southern Finland P. IivonenT. JärvenpääM. Rask OriginalPaper Pages: 937 - 942
Responses of phyto- and zooplankton to liming in a small acidified humic lake M. JärvinenK. KuoppamäkiM. Rask OriginalPaper Pages: 943 - 948
Liming restores the benthic invertebrate community to “pristine” state Lingdell P. -E.Engblom E. OriginalPaper Pages: 955 - 960
Effects of liming and acid surface water on the mayfly Leptophlebia vespertina in Lake Hovvatn Gunnar G. RaddumArne Fjellheim OriginalPaper Pages: 961 - 966
The effect of acidification, liming and reacidification on macrophyte development, water quality and sediment characteristics of soft-water lakes Jan G. M. RoelofsAlfons J. P. SmoldersRoland Bobbink OriginalPaper Pages: 967 - 972
Differences in response to liming in a lake-dwelling fish community R. SaksgårdT. Hesthagen OriginalPaper Pages: 973 - 978
Changes of planktivore fauna and development of zooplankton after liming of the acidified Lake Gårdsjön Jan A. E. StensonJan -Erik Svensson OriginalPaper Pages: 979 - 984
Liming of wetlands in the Røynelandsvatn catchment — Effects on soil chemistry and neutralisation properties in the soil profile Jens KværnerPer Kraft OriginalPaper Pages: 985 - 990
The effects of liming on juvenile stocks of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and brown trout (Salmo trutta) in a Norwegian river B. M. LarsenT. Hesthagen OriginalPaper Pages: 991 - 996
Liming of acidified lakes and rivers in Norway Steinar SandøyAnn Jori Romundstad OriginalPaper Pages: 997 - 1002
Options for liming rivers to ameliorate acidity — A UK perspective N. S. WeatherleyM. J. JenkinsA. S. Gee OriginalPaper Pages: 1009 - 1014
The consequences of liming a highly acidified catchment in central Scotland J. D. MillerH. A. AndersonP. Collen OriginalPaper Pages: 1015 - 1020
Measuring movement and settling of limestone powder after liming using acoustics, beam attenuation and conductivity Kari Pulkkinen OriginalPaper Pages: 1021 - 1026
Counteractions Against Acidification in Forests Ecosystems. Effects on stream water quality after dolomite application to forest soil in Gjerstad, Norway A. HindarP. NilsenR. Høgberget OriginalPaper Pages: 1027 - 1032
Effects on soils and leaching after application of dolomite to an acidified forested catchment in the Lake Gårdsjön watershed, south-west Sweden H. HultbergS. I. NilssonU. Nyström OriginalPaper Pages: 1033 - 1038
Silvicultural use of wood ashes — Effects on the nutrient and heavy metal balance in a pine (Pinus sylvestris, L) forest soil Torleif BramrydBo Fransman OriginalPaper Pages: 1039 - 1044
Effects of oxalic acid and lime on the enchytraeid Cognettia sphagnetorum (VEJD) in mor humus A. D. PokarzhevskiiT. Persson OriginalPaper Pages: 1045 - 1050
