Concepts and Controversies in Tidal Marsh Ecology
In 1968 when I forsook horticulture and plant physiology to try, with the help of Sea Grant funds, wetland ecology, it didnỚ"t take long to discover a slim volume published in 1959 by the University of Georgia and edited by R. A. Ragotzkie, L. R. Pomeroy, J. M. Teal, and D. C. Scott, entitled...
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Table of Contents:
- Retrospective on the Salt Marsh Paradigm
- Tidal Marshes as Outwelling/Pulsing Systems
- Salt Marsh Values: Retrospection from the end of the Century
- Sources and Patterns of Production
- Role of Salt Marshes as Part of Coastal Landscapes
- Spatial Variation in Process and Pattern in Salt Marsh Plant Communities in Eastern North America
- Eco-Physiological Controls on the Productivity of Spartina Alterniflora Loisel
- Community Structure and Functional Dynamics of Benthic Microalgae in Salt Marshes
- Structure and Productivity of Microtidal Mediterranean Coastal Marshes
- Development and Structure of Salt Marshes: Community Patterns in Time and Space
- Fate of Production within Marsh Food Webs
- Microbial Secondary Production from Salt Marsh-Grass Shoots, and Its Known and Potential Fates
- Trophic Complexity Between Producers and Invertebrate Consumers in Salt Marshes
- Trophic Linkages in Marshes: Ontogenetic Changes in Diet for Young-of-the-Year Mummichog, Fundulus Heteroclitus
- Habitat Value: Food and/or Refuge
- Factors Influencing Habitat Selection in Fishes with a Review of Marsh Ecosystems
- Salt Marsh Ecoscapes and Production Transfers by Estuarine Nekton in the Southeastern United States
- Salt Marsh Linkages to Productivity of Penaeid Shrimps and Blue Crabs in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
- Ecophysiological Determinants of Secondary Production in Salt Marshes: A Simulation Study
- Salt Marsh Ecosystem Support of Marine Transient Species
- Biogeochemical Processes
- Benthic-Pelagic Coupling in Marsh-Estuarine Ecosystems
- Twenty More Years of Marsh and Estuarine Flux Studies: Revisiting Nixon (1980)
- The Role of Oligohaline Marshes in Estuarine Nutrient Cycling
- Molecular Tools for Studying Biogeochemical Cycling in Salt Marshes
- Nitrogen and Vegetation Dynamics in European Salt Marshes
- Modelling Nutrient and Energy Flux
- A Stable Isotope Model Approach to Estimating the Contribution of Organic Matter from Marshes to Estuaries
- Types of Salt Marsh Edge and Export of Trophic Energy from Marshes to Deeper Habitats
- Silicon is the Link between Tidal Marshes and Estuarine Fisheries: A New Paradigm
- Tidal Marsh Restoration: Fact or Fiction?
- Self-Design Applied to Coastal Restoration
- Functional Equivalency of Restored and Natural Salt Marshes
- Organic and Inorganic Contributions to Vertical Accretion in Salt Marsh Sediments
- Landscape Structure and Scale Constraints on Restoring Estuarine Wetlands for Pacific Coast Juvenile Fishes
- Ecological Engineering of Restored Marshes
- The Role of Pulsing Events in the Functioning of Coastal Barriers and Wetlands: Implications for Human Impact, Management and the Response to Sea Level Rise
- Influences of Vegetation and Abiotic Environmental Factors on Salt Marsh Invertebrates
- Measuring Function of Restored Tidal Marshes
- The Health and Long Term Stability of Natural and Restored Marshes in Chesapeake Bay
- Soil Organic Matter (SOM) Effects on Infaunal Community Structure in Restored and Created Tidal Marshes
- Initial Response of Fishes to Marsh Restoration at a Former Salt Hay Farm Bordering Delaware Bay
- Success Criteria for Tidal Marsh Restoration
- Catastrophes, Near-Catastrophes and the Bounds of Expectation: Success Criteria for Macroscale Marsh Restoration
- References is a Moving Target in Sea-Level Controlled Wetlands
- Linking the Success of Phragmites to the Alteration of Ecosystem Nutrient Cycles
- Restoration of Salt and Brackish Tidelands in Southern New England.