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Intertidal Vegetation Dynamics in the Tampa Bay Estuary
T.J. Smith III1, N. Silverman2, Jeffrey Dismukes2, G. Peery2, W. Weaver2
      1: USGS/Geological Discipline
      2: ETI Professionals, Inc.

Literature Cited:

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Boumans, R.O.E. & J.W. Day, Jr., 1993. High precision measurements of sediment elevation in shallow coastal areas using a sedimentation-erosion table. Estuaries, 16: 375-380.

Ewel, K., J.-E. Ong & R. Twilley. 1998. Different kinds of mangrove swamps provide different kinds of goods and services. Global Ecology & Biodiversity Letters, 7: 83-94.

Gautier, D., J. Amador & F. Newmark. 2001. The use of mangrove wetlands as a biofilter to treat shrimp pond effluents: preliminary results of an experiment on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. Aquaculture Research, 32: 787-799.

Harper, J.L. & J. White. 1974. The demography of plants. Annual Review of Ecology & Systematics, 5: 419-463.

Kohyama, T. 1993. Size-Structured Tree Populations in Gap-Dynamic Forests-The Forest Architecture Hypothesis for the Stable Coexistence of Species. Journal of Ecology, 81: 131-143.

Putz, F.E. & H.-T. Chan. 1986. Tree growth, dynamics and productivity in a mature mangrove forest in Malaysia. Forest Ecology & Management, 17: 211-230.

Smith, T.J., III & D.H. Cahoon. 2002. Sediment surface elevation changes in relation to groundwater hydrologic variation in the coastal Florida Everglades. Eos. Trans. AGU, 83(19), Spring Meeting Supple., Abstract H31A-05.

Smith, T.J., III, M.B. Robblee, H.R. Wanless & T.W. Doyle. 1994. Mangroves, hurricanes and lightning strikes. BioScience, 44: 256-262.

Valiela, I., J.L. Bowen & J.K. York. 2001. Mangrove forests: One of the world's threatened major tropical environments. BioScience, 51: 807-815.



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