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Yu Mo, Auteur ; Michael S. Kearney, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, AuteurCoastal marshes are important carbon sinks facing serious threats from climatic stressors. Current research reveals that the growth of individual marsh plants is susceptible to a changing climate, but the responses of different marsh systems at [...]
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Faith A. Darby, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, Auteur
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Faith A. Darby, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, Auteur
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R. Eugene Turner, AuteurAlthough the broadly observed increase in nutrient loading rates to coastal waters in the last 100 years may increase aboveground biomass, it also tends to increase soil metabolism and lower root and rhizome biomass-responses that can compromise[...]
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Brian Fry, Auteur ; Dubravko Justic, Auteur ; Philip Riekenberg, Auteur ; Erick M. Swenson, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, Auteur ; Lixia Wang, Auteur ; Lora Pride, Auteur ; Nancy N. Rabalais, Auteur ; Janis C. Kurtz, Auteur ; John C. Lehrter, Auteur ; Michael C. Murrell, Auteur ; Elizabeth H. Shadwick, Auteur ; Brandon Boyd, AuteurLarge-scale hypoxia regularly develops during the summer on the Louisiana continental shelf. Traditionally, hypoxia has been linked to the vast winter and spring nutrient inputs from the Mississippi River and its distributary, the Atchafalaya Ri[...]
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John C. Callaway, Auteur ; Evyan L. Borgnis, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, Auteur ; Charles S. Milan, AuteurTidal wetlands play an important role with respect to climate change because of both their sensitivity to sea-level rise and their ability to sequester carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Policy-based interest in carbon sequestration has increas[...]
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Michael S. Kearney, Auteur ; C. Alexis Riter, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, AuteurWe respond to Nyman's (2014) critique of Kearney et al. (2011). Kearney et al. analyzed the vegetative cover for three river diversions to examine their efficacy to conserve or restore coastal wetlands. Nyman (2014) identifies six areas of criti[...]
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R. Eugene Turner, AuteurBuzan et al. critique Turner's (Estuaries and Coasts 29:345-352, 2006) analysis of the relationship between freshwater inflow and oyster productivity in the Gulf of Mexico, using 16 years of fisheries-independent data for Galveston Bay. They con[...]
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R. Eugene Turner, AuteurEmbracing doubt, a signature strength of science, is an essential core component of an ignorance-based-world view (IBWV) that assumes the areas of certainty are small relative to the large field of ignorance. The contrasting knowledge-based worl[...]
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Ling Ren, Auteur ; Nancy N. Rabalais, Auteur ; R. Eugene Turner, Auteur ; Wendy Morrison, Auteur ; Warren Mendenhall, AuteurThe Davis Pond Diversion (DPD) was constructed to divert Mississippi River (MR) water into the Barataria Basin to reduce the salinity in support of wetland restoration on the Louisiana coast. To assess the phytoplankton nutrient limitation in ad[...]
