Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation

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Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation. / Kim, Daehyun; Cairns, David M.; Bartholdy, Jesper.

I: Professional Geographer, Bind 65, Nr. 4, 01.11.2013, s. 544-560.

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Kim, D, Cairns, DM & Bartholdy, J 2013, 'Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation', Professional Geographer, bind 65, nr. 4, s. 544-560. https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2013.820617

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Kim, D., Cairns, D. M., & Bartholdy, J. (2013). Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation. Professional Geographer, 65(4), 544-560. https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2013.820617

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Kim D, Cairns DM, Bartholdy J. Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation. Professional Geographer. 2013 nov. 1;65(4):544-560. https://doi.org/10.1080/00330124.2013.820617

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Kim, Daehyun ; Cairns, David M. ; Bartholdy, Jesper. / Tidal Creek Morphology and Sediment Type Influence Spatial Trends in Salt Marsh Vegetation. I: Professional Geographer. 2013 ; Bind 65, Nr. 4. s. 544-560.

Bibtex

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