| Titre : | Wetlands : Journal of the Society of Wetland Scientists 34 - October 1, 2014 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/10/2014 |
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Article
A J K Calhoun, Auteur ;
J Arrigoni, Auteur ;
Robert Brooks, Auteur ;
M L Hunter, Auteur ;
Stephen Richter, Auteur
Vernal pools provide critical breeding habitat for amphibians adapted to temporary waters, but they seldom receive the same level of protection as permanent wetlands. In response to continued degradation and loss of pools, man-agers often attemp[...]
Article
Wilfred J. Previant, Auteur ;
Linda M. Nagel, Auteur
Vernal pools have been identified as unique contributors to forest biodiversity, with habitat management guidelines commonly recommending concentric zones of varying conservation intensity. However, little is known about the associated edaphic a[...]
Article
Étienne Paradis, Auteur ;
Marie-Ève Bellavance, Auteur ;
Bastien Fontaine, Auteur ;
Jacques Brisson, Auteur
Several plant species of wetland habitats expand through clonal growth, often forming dense, nearly monospecific stands. Adjoining interspecific colonies represent an ideal model for testing hypotheses about competitive interactions between clon[...]
Article
James S. Ialeggio, Auteur ;
John Nyman, Auteur
In Louisiana, subsiding wetlands frequently receive diverted fresh river water, which contains nutrients, stimulates vegetative growth, and may increase vertical accretion via vegetative growth. When river water is introduced, varying nutrient a[...]
Article
Adam Behney, Auteur ;
Ryan O'Shaughnessy, Auteur ;
Michael W. Eichholz, Auteur ;
Joshua Stafford, Auteur
Core sampling is a commonly used method to estimate benthic item density, but little information exists
about factors influencing the accuracy and time-efficiency of this method. We simulated core sampling in a Geographic Information System fram[...]
