Carbon Sources in the Sediments of a Restoring vs. Historically Unaltered Salt Marsh

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https://t.co/b6diVdk13L Carbon Sources in the Sediments of a Restoring vs. Historically Unaltered Salt Marsh Abstract Salt marshes provide the important ecosystem service of carbon storage in their sediments; however, little is known about the sources of

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RT @USGSwaterCA: In #saltmarsh restoration, appropriate plant colonization is crucial for establishing coastal #wildlife habitat & developi…

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