Data from: Water level and vegetation type control carbon fluxes in a newly-constructed soft-sediment wetland

This datafile is part of a study that shows how the emissions of greenhouse gasses relate to organic matter, water table and plant coverage and how soil is affected by the presence of vegetation and specific wetland species. The measurements were conducted on a newly-constructed archipelago for nature named Marker Wadden in the Netherlands in the end of June of 2020. This file includes (see codebook below for details) data obtained with a field measurements on Marker Wadden (the Netherlands, datafile “Tak et al field data”). The datafile contains data related to vegetation, greenhouse gas fluxes and soil chemistry. Not all data were used in the manuscript (e.g. soil type, bulk density, and the concentrations of PO4, NO3, NH4, Cl, Al, Ca, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Na, P, S, Si and Zn), but were provided as additional information to interested researchers. In addition, we have provided all calculated respiration rates of the MicroResp analysis (datafile “Tak et al MicroResp data”)