The sampler extracts uncompressed cores of 20-cm diameter, 50-70cm long from the surface layers of peat. Peat water remains undisturbed in the cores and fugitive variables such as EH are also retained. Slices as thin as 1 cm can be made with ease. Cores can be got from pools and hollows as well as from lawns and hummocks. Key-words: Peat, sampler, high-resolution, contained water, redox potential
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