Elevational Variations in the Lowest Limit of Spartina Colonization in a Virginia Salt Marsh

Gulf Research Reports

doi 10.18785/grr.0702.13

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January 1, 1982

Authors

Thomas G. Reidenbaugh

William C. Banta

Santoria Mendoza

Robert P. Strieter

Michele Varricchio

Publisher

University of Southern Mississippi

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