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Controlling Phragmites with Salinity
*This research was recently published in the journal Wetland Science and Practice. The full article is available here: PhragmitesGreenhouseWSP Among invasive, non-native wetland plants in North America, Common reed (Phragmites australis); commonly just called Phragmites is king; forming dense monocultures and crowding … Continue reading
Posted in Invasive Species
Tagged phragmites, Salinity, salt marsh, salt marsh restoration, wetland restoration
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Salt Marsh Construction at Medouie Creek
The Medouie Creek Wetland is a large wetland along the north side of Polpis Harbor on Nantucket Island. This wetland was historically one large salt water marsh, directly connected to the harbor, getting daily tides washing over it. Sometime in … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Wetlands
Tagged Medouie Creek, phragmites, restoration, salt marsh
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