Pilot Study on the Effects of Partially Restored Riparian Plant Communities on Habitat Quality and Biodiversity along First-Order Tributaries of the Lower St. Johns River

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ISSN Print: 1945-3094
ISSN Online: 1945-3108
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"Pilot Study on the Effects of Partially Restored Riparian Plant Communities on Habitat Quality and Biodiversity along First-Order Tributaries of the Lower St. Johns River"
written by Anthony M. Rossi, Daniel C. Moon, Dale Casamatta, Kelly Smith, Christopher Bentzien, Jason McGregor, Alyson Norwich, Emilie Perkerson, Ralph Perkerson, Joanna Savinon, Keith Stokes, Dean Doebberfuhl,
published by Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.2 No.9, 2010

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