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Evaluation of the flora and fauna of a Spartina alterniflora marsh established on dredged material in Winyah Bay, South Carolina

Based on: LaSalle M.W., Landin M.C. & Sims J.G. (1991)

Study Link 		1991 1

Effects of prescribed fire on moist-soil vegetation and soil macronutrients

Based on: Laubhan M.K. (1995)

Study Link 		1995 2

Herbicide management of invasive cattail (Typha × glauca) increases porewater nutrient concentrations

Based on: Lawrence B.A., Lishawa S.C., Rodriguez Y. & Tuchman N.C. (2016)

Study Link 		2016 2

Carbon storage by Carex stricta tussocks: a restorable ecosystem service?

Based on: Lawrence B.A. & Zedler J.B. (2013)

Study Link 		2013 3

Seed-bank and vegetation development in a created tidal freshwater wetland on the Delaware River, Trenton, New Jersey, USA

Based on: Leck M.A. (2003)

Study Link 		2003 1

Regeneration and colonisation of mangrove on clay-filled reclaimed land in Singapore

Based on: Lee S.K., Tan W.H. & Havanond S. (1996)

Study Link 		1996 1

Vegetation, invertebrate, and fish community response to past and current flow regulation in floodplains of the Savannah River, southeastern USA

Based on: Lee L.S., Garnett J.A., Bright E.G., Sharitz R.R. & Batzer D.P. (2016)

Study Link 		2016 1

Secondary succession and natural habitat restoration in abandoned rice fields of central Korea

Based on: Lee C., You Y. & Robinson G.R. (2002)

Study Link 		2002 1

Halophyte recruitment in a salt marsh restoration site

Based on: Lindig-Cisneros R. & Zedler J.B. (2002)

Study Link 		2002 2

First-year responses to managed flooding of lower Columbia River bottomland vegetation dominated by Phalaris arundinacea

Based on: Jenkins N.J., Yeakley J.A. & Stewart E.M. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 2

Tradeoffs among ecosystem services in restored wetlands

Based on: Jessop J., Spyreas G., Pociask G.E., Benson T.J., Ward M.P., Kent A.D. & Matthews J.W. (2015)

Study Link 		2015 1

Effects of managed impoundments and herbivory on wetland plant production and stand structure

Based on: Johnson R.L.A. & Foote A.L. (2005)

Study Link 		2005 2

Environmental effects on germination of Carex utriculata and Carex nebrascensis relative to riparian restoration

Based on: Jones K.L., Roundy B.A., Shaw N.L. & Taylor J.R. (2004)

Study Link 		2004 2

Sediment characteristics of a restored saltmarsh and mudflat in a managed realignment scheme in southeast England

Based on: Kadiri M., Spencer K.L., Heppell C.M. & Fletcher P. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 1

Carex seedling emergence in restored and natural prairie wetlands

Based on: Kettenring K.M. & Galatowitsch S.M. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 2

An assessment of wetland impacts and compensatory mitigation in the Cuyahoga River Watershed, Ohio, USA

Based on: Kettlewell C.I., Bouchard V., Porej D., Micacchion M., Mack J.J., White D. & Fay L. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

Riparian wetland plant response to livestock exclusion in the Lower Columbia River Basin

Based on: Kidd S.A. & Yeakley J.A. (2015)

Study Link 		2015 1

Impact of different sheep grazing intensities on salt marsh vegetation in northern Germany

Based on: Kiehl K., Eischeid I., Gettner S. & Walter J. (1996)

Study Link 		1996 2

Influence of species richness and environmental context on early survival of replanted mangroves at Gazi bay, Kenya

Based on: Kirui B.Y.K., Huxham M., Kairo J. & Skov M. (2008)

Study Link 		2008 1

Papyrus wetlands creation, a solution to improve food security and save Lake Victoria

Based on: Kiwango Y., Moshi G., Kibasa W. & Mnaya B. (2013)

Study Link 		2013 1

Using sheep to control purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria)

Based on: Kleppel G.S. & LaBarge E. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 1

Have mangrove restoration projects worked? An in-depth study in Sri Lanka

Based on: Kodikara K.A.S., Mukherjee N., Jayatissa L.P., Dahdouh-Guebas F. & Koedam N. (2017)

Study Link 		2017 3

Creating temporary pools as wetland mitigation: how well do they function?

Based on: Kolozsvary M.B. & Holgerson M.A. (2016)

Study Link 		2016 1

Facilitating the restoration of aquatic plant communities in a Ramsar wetland

Based on: Jellinek S., Te T., Gehrig S.L., Stewart H. & Nicol J.M. (2016)

Study Link 		2016 2

Mangrove expansion and population structure at a planted site, East London, South Africa

Based on: Hoppe-Speer S.C., Adams J.B. & Rajkaran A. (2015)

Study Link 		2015 2
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