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Appendix C: Analyses of Soil, Plant, and Animal Communities for Mitigation Sites Compared with Reference Sites
Appendix C: Analyses of Soil, Plant, and Animal Communities for Mitigation Sites Compared with Reference Sites
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Appendix C Analyses of Soil, Plant, and Animal Communities for Mitigation Sites Compared with Reference Sites Trajectories for restoration in various mitigation studies are shown in comparison to conditions in reference marshes. The ">" and "<" signs mean that the equilibrium takes more time or less time, respectively, than the age of the mitigation site (years)
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1976. Abundance and production of macroinvertebrates from natural and artificially established salt marshes in North Carolina.
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1991. Finfish utilization of man-initiated and adjacent natural creeks of South Creek Estuary, North Carolina using multiple gear types.
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