FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2801076415> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2801076415 abstract "The small, fringing salt marshes that line the edges of estuaries in southern Maine and New Hampshire were the focus of this research. Although larger meadow marshes in New England have been studied extensively, little is known about the ecology of fringing marshes. Not only are fringing marshes much more numerous than meadow marshes in northern New England, they are often restored or created as mitigation for marsh impacts. Five ecological functions (primary production, soil organic matter accumulation, sediment trapping and binding, wave dampening and maintenance of plant diversity) were compared in meadow marsh and fringing marsh sites, and sometimes in areas where no marsh was present. Also explored were the relationships between these functions and several physical characteristics, including soil salinity, percent surface slope, elevation and size. Fringing marsh and meadow marsh sites differed significantly in terms of their physical characteristics, but functional indicator values were similar, with the exception of plant species richness and soil organic matter content. A field experiment tested whether marsh surface slope or north-south orientation affects the growth of newly planted cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) in fringing marshes. These experiments were not able to show that orientation or slope had an effect on plant growth. Comparisons were also made between six constructed fringing marshes and a set of selected reference sites (matched to constructed marshes using principal components analysis) in the Great Bay Estuary. Four ecological functions (primary production, soil organic matter accumulation, sediment trapping and binding, and maintenance of plant diversity) were studied. Mean values for constructed site (n = 6) and reference site (n = 11) functions were significantly different. Because the age of the constructed sites ranged from 1 – 14 years, patterns of functional development could be examined. Using constructed marsh age as the independent variable and functional indicator values as dependent variables, non-linear regression analyses produced several ecologically meaningful trajectories (r2 > .9). These models illustrate that although indicators of some functions (primary production, sediment deposition, and plant species richness) should reach natural site values in less than ten years, soil organic matter content will take more than fifteen years to develop." @default.
• W2801076415 created "2018-05-17" @default.
• W2801076415 creator A5033519665 @default.
• W2801076415 date "2000-01-01" @default.
• W2801076415 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W2801076415 title "Conservation and ecology of fringing salt marshes along the southern Maine/New Hampshire coast" @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1482010086 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1567891516 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1583123783 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W192062780 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1940533076 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1968563355 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1973589786 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1979002523 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1990285163 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1996046470 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W1996468355 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2001657835 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2003485756 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2005095948 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2006394458 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2007708416 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2009128144 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2009145772 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2013565350 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2019617415 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2020450015 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2021451197 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2033372093 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2037343615 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2045742565 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2050735933 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2059000358 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2059603053 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2065284745 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2076355671 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2077408652 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2079908840 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2080584884 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2082265928 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2087531893 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2093716374 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2117296951 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2132129956 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2141758228 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2142493874 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2151877921 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2158720066 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2164185981 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2315404483 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2322588913 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2331761055 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2994570616 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W3013781568 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W59949110 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W935329332 @default.
• W2801076415 cites W2969903498 @default.
• W2801076415 hasPublicationYear "2000" @default.
• W2801076415 type Work @default.
• W2801076415 sameAs 2801076415 @default.
• W2801076415 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W2801076415 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2801076415 hasAuthorship W2801076415A5033519665 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C114793014 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C117949133 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C187320778 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C2780842755 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C2816523 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C39432304 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C67268981 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C67715294 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C76886044 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C87441765 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConcept C88160329 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C114793014 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C117949133 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C127313418 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C187320778 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C18903297 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C205649164 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C2780842755 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C2816523 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C39432304 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C67268981 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C67715294 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C76886044 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C86803240 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C87441765 @default.
• W2801076415 hasConceptScore W2801076415C88160329 @default.
• W2801076415 hasLocation W28010764151 @default.
• W2801076415 hasOpenAccess W2801076415 @default.
• W2801076415 hasPrimaryLocation W28010764151 @default.
• W2801076415 hasRelatedWork W1016934091 @default.
• W2801076415 hasRelatedWork W1979253831 @default.
• W2801076415 hasRelatedWork W1983964260 @default.
• W2801076415 hasRelatedWork W1989210729 @default.

• next