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Jerome La Peyre

La Peyre*, M.K.; A. Nickens; J.F. La Peyre, POTENTIAL OF FRESHETS FOR ELIMINATING THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN PERKINSUS MARINUS IN EASTERN OYSTERS: AN INITIAL LABORATORY EXPERIMENT

Megan La Peyre

La Peyre*, M.K.; A. Nickens; J.F. La Peyre, POTENTIAL OF FRESHETS FOR ELIMINATING THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN PERKINSUS MARINUS IN EASTERN OYSTERS: AN INITIAL LABORATORY EXPERIMENT

Teo*, C.H.J.; M. La Peyre, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF RUPPIA MARITIMA: IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT

Mr. Richard Lacouture

Buchanan*, C.; R. Lacouture; H. Marshall; M. Olson; J. Johnson, DEVELOPMENT OF SEASON- AND SALINITY-BASED REFERENCE COMMUNITIES FOR ESTUARINE PHYTOPLANKTON

Dr. Robert Lafite

Mikes*, D.; R. Lafite, ORGANIZATION OF CONTROLLING FACTORS ON FLOCCULATION IN ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Romana*, L.A.; R. Lafite; R. Hocdé, HOW SCIENCE CAN BRING UP KNOWLEDGE AND TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT OF ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENT : THE CASE OF THE SEINE ESTUARY (FRANCE)

Janet O. Lamberson

Lamberson*, J.O.; D.R. Young; H. Lee II, BENTHIC AMPHIPOD COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO STRESS INDUCED BY ALGAL MATS IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY

Young*, D.R.; J.O. Lamberson; R.S. Caldwell, ELEVATED DISSOLVED SULFIDES IN SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS OF YAQUINA BAY ESTUARY, OREGON

Dr. Andre M. Landry Jr.

Dailey*, W.; A.M. Landry, Jr., SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN FISH ASSEMBLAGES AT YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR TARPON (MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS) HABITAT IN TEXAS ESTUARIES

Robert R. Lane

Day*, J.N.; R.R. Lane; B. Fry, END OF YEAR PEAK STANDING CROP AND N-STABLE ISOTOPES OF WETLAND VEGETATION RECEIVING MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATER

Lane*, R.R.; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, THE EFFECT OF INTRODUCED RIVER WATER ON TURBIDITY, SALINITY, CHLOROPHYLL A, AND TEMPERATURE IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA, USA.

Reyes*, E.; R. Lane; J.W. Day, WATERSHED PULSING EVENT ANALYIS USING LANDSCAPE MODELING IN COASTAL LOUISIANA

Dr. Brian E. Lapointe

Barile*, P.J.; B.E. Lapointe; W.R. Matzie, ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF WASTEWATER NUTRIENT DISCHARGES FROM MAN-MADE CANAL SYSTEMS IN THE FLORIDA KEYS

Lapointe*, B.E.; P.J. Barile; C.S. Yentsch, THE EXPRESSION OF HARMFUL MACROALGAL BLOOMS AT NORMAN'S POND CAY, BAHAMAS: NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT VERSUS HERBIVORY

Ana Laura Lara-Dominguez

Lara-Dominguez*, A.L. ; A. Yanez-Arancibia; P.S. Gil; J.W. Day; E. Reyes, ECOLOGY OF FISH DOMINANT SPECIES IN TERMINOS LAGOON. SEASONAL ABUNDANCE COUPLED WITH HABITAT HETEROGENEITY

Dr. Scott T. Larned

Eldridge*, P.M.; S.T. Larned; C.L. Folger, AN ECOSYSTEM MODEL OF A RIVER-DOMINATED PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY: ROLES OF SALT MARSH-, RIVER- AND OCEAN-DERIVED MATERIALS.

Ulf Larsson

Elmgren*, R.; U. Larsson; S. Hajdu; H. Höglander; J. Walve, REDUCING NITROGEN INPUT GIVES LOWER PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS. A CASE STUDY OF HIMMERFJÄRDEN BAY, NORTHERN BALTIC SEA PROPER.

Julien Lartigue

Lartigue*, J.; T.D. Sherman, CAN AN ESTUARINE MACROALGA RESPOND TO EPHEMERAL PULSES OF NITRATE: AN ENZYMATIC ASSAY FOR DETECTING NR ACTIVITY IN THE FIELD

James S. Latimer

Latimer*, J.S.; G.L. Chmura; V. Pospelova; Z. Spasojevic; C. Pesch; W. Boothman, A CASE STUDY OF THE REFERENCE CONDITION APPROACH TO NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN ESTUARIES

Dr. Christopher Latkoczy

Thorrold*, S.R.; C. Latkoczy; P.K. Swart, QUANTIFYING POPULATION STRUCTURE AND ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT IN WEAKFISH THROUGH GEOCHEMICAL SIGNATURES IN OTOLITHS

Mr. Ronald J. Lauck

Seitzinger*, S.P.; R.J. Lauck; M.A. Mazurek; R.M. Styles; H.E. Hartnett, CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOAVAILABLE AND REFRACTORY COMPONENTS OF DOM INPUTS TO ESTUARIES

Dr. Paul Lavery

Walker*, D.I.; G.A. Kendrick; P.S. Lavery; K. Hillman, ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SEAGRASS AND THE IMPACT OF SHELLSAND DREDGING ON

Ms. Tricia M. Lavin

Anderson*, G.H.; T.M. Lavin; T.J. Smith III, VARIATIONS IN PEAT HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY ACROSS A RIPARIAN MANGROVE FOREST NEAR THE HARNEY RIVER, EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK.

Ms. Angie L. Lawrence

Lawrence*, A.L.; G.G. Page; J.T.F. Ashley, THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE'S RESTORATION OF CREATED TIDAL WETLANDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Dr. Rozas P. Lawrence

Minello*, T.J.; L.P. Rozas; P.A. Caldwell; G.A. Matthews, USING FINE-SCALE DISTRIBUTIONS AND A LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS TO ESTIMATE NEKTON POPULATIONS IN GULF COAST WETLANDS

Ms. Jennifer C. Lawton

Pennington*, P.L.; M.E. DeLorenzo; J.C. Lawton; M.H. Fulton; G.I. Scott, UTILIZATION OF A MODULAR ESTUARINE MESOCOSM FOR ASSESSING EFFECTS OF PESTICIDE EXPOSURE

Laura L. Lawton

Boustany*, R.G.; T.C. Michot; L.L. Lawton; R. Moss, EFFECT OF VARIABLE NUTRIENT LOADINGS ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Lawton*, L.L.; R.G. Boustany; T.C. Michot; R. Moss, EFFECT OF SALINITY AND LIGHT ON BIOMASS AND GROWTH OF VALLISNERIA AMERICANA IN LOWER ST. JOHNS RIVER, FL, USA

Mr. Pierre Le hir

Orvain*, F.; P.G. Sauriau; P. le hir; C. Bacher, BIOTURBATION EFFECTS OF THE GASTROPOD HYDROBIA ULVAE ON SEDIMENT ERODABILITY: RESULTS FROM FLUME EXPERIMENTS AND MODELLING APPROACH USING A 1-DV HYDROSEDIMENTARY MODEL.

Kenneth M. Leber

Brennan*, N.P.; K.M. Leber, EFFECTS OF RELEASE HABITAT ON SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF HATCHERY-REARED SNOOK IN A FLORIDA ESTUARY

Dr. Henry Lee II

Lamberson*, J.O.; D.R. Young; H. Lee II, BENTHIC AMPHIPOD COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO STRESS INDUCED BY ALGAL MATS IN A PACIFIC NORTHWEST ESTUARY

Lee* II, H.; B. Thompson; S. Lowe, THE DISTRIBUTION OF NONINDIGENOUS BENTHIC SPECIES IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, AND INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION

Dr. Kun-Seop Lee

Lee*, L.S.; F.T. Short; D.M. Burdick, DEVELOPMENT OF A NUTRIENT POLLUTION INDICATOR FOR ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS USING EELGRASS MORPHOLOGY AND TISSUE NITROGEN

Ms. Rosalynn Y. Lee

Lee*, R.Y.; M.J. Wooller; M.L. Fogel; S.B. Joye, ECOSYSTEM CONTROLS ON NITROGEN, CARBON, AND OXYGEN CYCLING IN TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL INTERTIDAL SEDIMENTS

Dr. Lynn W. Lefebvre

Lefebvre*, L.W.; D.E. Easton; T.J. Doyle, USING STRIP-TRANSECT AERIAL SURVEYS TO ESTIMATE MANATEE ABUNDANCE IN THE TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS REGION OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Lisa F. Lefkovitz

Lefkovitz*, L.; M. Hall, CONTAMINANT PATTERNS IN LOBSTER IN RESPONSE TO THE CLEANUP OF BOSTON HARBOR

Peggy W. Lehman

Lehman*, P.W., THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON LOWER FOOD WEB PRODUCTION IN NORTHERN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, 1975-1993.

Lehman*, P.W., THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON LOWER FOOD WEB PRODUCTION IN NORTHERN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, 1975-1993.

Mr. John C. Lehrter

Lehrter*, J.C.; J.R. Pennock, THE MAGNITUDE OF NITROGEN CYCLING PROCESSES IN THREE COASTAL PLAIN ESTUARIES

Lynn A. Leonard

Clark*, A.R.; L.A. Leonard; C.T. Hackney, IMPACTS OF NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC PERTURBATIONS ON WATER LEVELS AND SEDIMENT LOADING IN THE LOWER CAPE FEAR RIVER SYSTEM

Croft*, A.; L. Leonard, THE EFFECTS OF THIN LAYER DISPOSAL OF DREDGED MATERIAL ON TIDAL MARSH PROCESSES

Nelson, K.A.; L.A. Leonard*; M. Posey; T. Alphin; M. Mallin; D. Parsons, CREATED OYSTER (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) REEFS AS A BIOREMEDITATION TOOL IN SMALL TIDAL CREEKS

Miller*, S.L.; L.A. Leonard; S.T. Kinsey; J.N. Halls, AN EXAMINATION OF PHOSPHORUS BEHAVIOR AND SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS WITHIN ANTHROPOGENICALLY IMPACTED ESTUARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Mr. Scott B. Lerberg

Sanger*, D.M.; S.B. Lerberg; C.P. Gawle, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BENTHIC COMMUNITY OF TIDAL CREEK/SALT MARSH SYSTEMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Dr. Jeannine M. Lessmann

Lessmann*, J.M.; J.B. Zedler, EFFECT OF SOIL AMENDMENT ON GROWTH AND NITROGEN IN SALICORNIA VIRGINICA: IMPLICATIONS IN RESTORATION

Kristen M. Lester

Lester*, K.M.; D. Ault; C. Heil; S. Mehlan; M.B. Neely; G. Vargo, SHIFT IN ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES COMPOSTION WITHIN A KARENIA BREVIS BLOOM

Dr. Jeffrey Levinton

Kelaher*, B.; J. Levinton; P.L. Klerks, RESTORATION OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: IMPACTS ON THE BENTHOS

Levinton*, J.; W.G. Wallace; E. Suatoni, RESTORATION AND RECOVERY OF A SEVERELY POLLUTED ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEM: PHYSIOLOGICAL, GENETIC, TROPHIC TRANSFER AND GEOCHEMICAL ESTIMATES

Lisa A. Levin

Currin*, C.A.; L.A. Levin; D.M. Talley; K.W. Able; S.C. Wainright, DEVELOPMENT OF FOOD WEBS SUPPORTING FISH PRODUCTION IN RESTORED SALT MARSHES

Dr. Phillip S. Levin

Levin*, P.S., ESSENTIAL FISH HABITAT: WHEN FISH ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT COALESCE-OR NOT

Dr. Mike A. Lewis

Lewis*, M.A.; R. Greene, EFFECTS OF CLAY FLOCCULATION OF RED TIDE ORGANISMS ON BENTHIC ORGANIAMS

Mr. Roy R. Lewis III

Marshall*, M.J.; R.R. Lewis, III, SHORELINE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION AT PELICAN ISLAND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (AMERICA'S FIRST WILDLLIFE REFUGE)

Dr. Alan J. Lewitus

Koepfler*, E.T.; A.J. Lewitus; R.F. Dame, CAUSES OF VARIABILITY IN BIOTIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRISTINE TIDAL CREEK ECOSYSTEMS.

Lewitus*, A.J.; K.C. Hayes; J.W. Kempton; A.S. Shurtleff; S. Wilde; B.J. Williams; B.M. Willis; J.L. Wolny, DISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGY OF KRYPTOPERIDINIUM AND OTHER HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES.

Mr. P. Scott Libby

Libby*, P.S.; C. Hunt; D. Taylor, WATER QUALITY MEASUREMENTS RELATED TO THE MASSACHUSETTS WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY HARBOR AND OUTFALL MONITORING PROGRAM

Mr. Ralph Libersat

Steyer*, G.D.; R.C. Raynie; R. Libersat, SCALE-DEPENDENT ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT APPROACHES FOR IMPROVING WETLAND RESTORATION IN LOUISIANA

Dr. Susan M. Libes

Libes*, S.M.; J. Guentzel, ESTUARINE EUTROPHICATION ASSESSMENT: A UNIFYING APPROACH FOR LABORATORY INSTRUCTION

Mr. J Kristopher Light

Fell*, P.E.; R.S. Warren; J.K. Light; R.L. Rawson,Jr.; S.M. Fairley, IS NEKTON USE OF THYPH ANGUSTIFOLIA BRACKISH MARSH ALTERED BY THE INVASION OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS?

Karin E. Limburg

Caraco*, N.F.; K.E. Limburg; R. Harvey; R.E. Schmidt, BLUEBACK HERRING: LINKS FROM THE WATERSHED TO UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS?

Limburg*, K.E.; J. Gowdy; J.D. Erickson; A. Nowosielski; J. Polimeni; K. Stainbrook, MODELING AND MEASURING ECONOMIC DRIVERS AND ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: CASE STUDIES IN THE HUDSON RIVER WATERSHED

Emily CV Lindland

Lindland*, E.C.V.; M. Savarese; G.A. Goodfriend, TIME ACCUMULATION ON AN OYSTER REEF: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Mr. Greg Linscombe

Sasser*, C.E.; J.M. Visser; R.G. Linscombe; C.H. Chabreck, THE IMPACT OF A SEVERE DROUGHT ON THE VEGETATION OF A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARY.

Dr. Hsing Juh Lin

Lin*, H.J.; T.C. Wang; H.Y. Wang, DEVELOPMENT OF PERIPHYTON ALONG A NUTRIENT GRADIENT IN A TROPICAL LAGOON

Dr. Erin K. Lipp

Lipp*, E.K.; J.B. Rose, MICROBIAL FECAL POLLUTION IN TIDAL CREEKS AND CANALS IN DEVELOPED REGIONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

Wayne Litaker

Litaker*, W.; P. Tester, EXTREME EVENTS AND ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING

Mr. Steven Y. Litvin

Litvin*, S.Y.; V.G. Guida; M.P. Weinstein, TROPHIC LINKAGES AND RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF SALT MARSH HABITATS TO RESIDENT AND MARINE TRANSIENT FINFISH IN DELAWARE BAY: A STABLE ISOTOPE AND "BIOCHEMICAL CONDITION" APPROACH

Dr. Robert J. Livingston

Livingston*, R.J., PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS IN GULF COASTAL SYSTEMS: CONTROLLING FACTORS AND EFFECTS ON SECONDARY PRODUCTION

Monaco*, M.E.; R.J. Livingston, FORECASTING OYSTER MORTALITY TO VARIATIONS IN FRESHWATER INFLOW

Chunyan Li

Li*, C.; J. Blanton, COMPETITION AND LATERAL DISTRIBUTION OF TIDE- AND DISCHARGE-INDUCED FLOWS IN A COASTAL LAGOON WITH MULTIPLE INLETS

Dr. Roberto J. Llansó

Dauer*, D.M.; R.J. Llansó, LEVELS OF BENTHIC COMMUNITY DEGRADATION IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY: THE USE OF PROBABILITY BASED SAMPLING AT VARIOUS SPATIAL SCALES.

Llanso*, R.J.; D.M. Dauer; L.C. Scott, APPLICATION OF THE BENTHIC INDEX OF BIOTIC INTEGRITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN CHESAPEAKE BAY

Mr. Scott S. Lloyd

Lloyd*, S.S.; M.R. Roman; A.H. Spear; D.M. Jester, EGG PRODUCTION BY THE COPEPOD EURYTEMORA AFFINIS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ESTUARINE TURBIDITY MAXIMUM

Dr. Steven E. Lohrenz

Lohrenz*, S.E.; C.L. Carroll; A.D. Weidemann, PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC PROPERTIES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY OUTFLOW REGION

Dr. Andrew M. Lohrer

Hartman*, M.J.; S.E. Stancyk; A.M. Lohrer, AN INVASIVE CRAB, PETROLISTHES ARMATUS, AS ALTERNATIVE PREY IN AN OYSTER REEF ECOSYSTEM

Lohrer*, A.M., THE THREAT OF INVASION IN SOUTH CAROLINA ESTUARIES: A FOCUS ON EXOTIC DECAPOD CRABS

Ms. Ai Ning Loh

Loh*, A.N.; E.A. Canuel; J.E. Bauer, SOURCES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY ORGANIC MATTER DETERMINED BY LIPID BIOMARKER ANALYSES

Alfonso Lombana

Rybicki*, N.B.; A.V. Lombana; J.T. Reel, EFFECTS OF SUBMERSED AQUATIC VEGETATION ON WATER QUALITY IN THE POTOMAC RIVER

Dr. James M. Long

Long*, J.M.; J.S. Bulak, HABITAT MEDIATED DIFFERENCES IN THE FISH COMMUNITIES OF TWO ADJACENT TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Cary B. Lopez

Lopez*, C.B.; J.R. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN SOURCE ON THE GROWTH OF FOUR SPECIES OF PROROCENTRUM (DINOPHYCEAE)

Dr. Emile M. Lores

Lores*, E.M.; M.C. Murrell; R.S. Stanley; D.T. Marcovich; L.C. Harwell, A FIVE YEAR RECORD OF PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENT PATTERNS IN ESCAMBIA/PENSACOLA BAY, FL

Sipura* J.; R.A. Snyder; E. Lores, TOP DOWN CONTROL OF THE MICROBIAL LOOP IN ESTUARINE PLANKTON

Susan Lovelace

Lovelace*, S., USING LIVE INTERACTIVE INTERNET VIDEO TO DISTRIBUTE RESEARCH FINDINGS TO MANAGERS

Dr. Robert E. Loveland

Botton*, M.L.; R.E. Loveland, POPULATION BIOLOGY OF HORSESHOE CRABS AT A SALT MARSH RESTORATION SITE IN DELAWARE BAY

Loveland*, R.E.; M.L. Botton; L. Niles, DEVELOPMENTAL ECOLOGY OF THE ATLANTIC HORSESHOE CRAB: IMPLICATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE POPULATION.

Matthew S. Love

Love*, M.; J. Weishampel; R. Virnstein, SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF SEAGRASS BEDS IN INDIAN RIVER LAGOON, FLORIDA

Ms. Sarah Lowe

Lee* II, H.; B. Thompson; S. Lowe, THE DISTRIBUTION OF NONINDIGENOUS BENTHIC SPECIES IN SAN FRANCISCO ESTUARY, AND INFLUENCE OF SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION

Michael B. Lowit

Lowit*, M.B.; L.K. Blum, TEMPORAL VARIATION IN ESTUARINE BACTERIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE

Lisa V. Lucas

Lucas*, L.V.; J.E. Cloern; J.K. Thompson; N.E. Monsen, FUNCTIONAL VARIABILITY OF SHALLOW TIDAL HABITATS: A FIELD-MODELING STUDY WITH RESTORATION IMPLICATIONS

Mark W. Luckenbach

Luckenbach*, M.; J. Nestlerode; P.G. Ross, Jr.; A. Birch, FISH UTILIZATION OF OYSTER REEFS IN VIRGINIA: THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND SCALE

Nestlerode*, J.; M. Luckenbach; R. Diaz, MACROFAUNAL UTILIZATION OF CREATED INTERTIDAL OYSTER REEF HABITATS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF REEF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

Dr. Richard A. Luettich Jr

Fleming*, J.G.; J.V. Reynolds-Fleming; R.A. Luettich, A PORTABLE, AUTONOMOUS, VERTICAL PROFILERS FOR ESTUARINE APPLICATIONS

Reynolds-Fleming*, J.V.; R.A. Luettich, LATERAL VARIABILITY IN A SHALLOW, LAGOONAL ESTUARY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO FISH KILLS

Sharon E. Lumsden

Burd*, A.B.; S.E. Lumsden; J.L. Pinckney, DILUTION EXPERIMENTS: INTERPRETATION AND MODELING

Lumsden*, S.E.; A. Burd; E. Ornolfsdottir; J.L. Pinckney, PLANKTONIC TROPHODYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE DILUTION BIOASSAYS

Örnólfsdóttir*, E.B.; J.L. Pinckney; S.E. Lumsden, PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH RATE RESPONSES TO NUTRIENTS AND LIGHT IN GALVESTON BAY, TEXAS

Pinckney*, J.L.; K.R. Carman; S.E. Lumsden, COMBINING 14C AND O2 BENTHIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY METHODS TO IMPROVE ESTIMATES OF MEIOFAUNAL GRAZING

Ms. Katherine M. Lund

Lund*, K., Developing strategies to support Great Marsh resource management

Samuel N. Luoma

Luoma*, S., ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AT THE NEXUS OF ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION AND WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE CALFED BAY-DELTA PROGRAM.

Ms. Audra E. Luscher

Luscher*, A.E., DETERMINATION OF SILICATE UPTAKE BY BENTHIC DIATOM COMMUNITIES THROUGH MICROCOSM EXPERIMENTS

Dr. Mark E. Luther

Vincent*, M.S.; M.E. Luther; D.C. Burwell; B. Galperin, NUMERICAL MODELING OF PROPOSED FRESHWATER WITHDRAWALS AND DESALINATION CONCENTRATE DISCHARGES IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

Schmidt*, N.; M.E. Luther, ENSO IMPACTS ON SALINITY IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

Vincent*, M.; D. Burwell; M. Luther, RESULTS AND ANALYSIS OF THE TAMPA BAY NOWCAST FORECAST SYSTEM

Mr. Matthew Lybolt

Lybolt*, M.; W.C. Jaap; J.W. Porter; J. Wheaton; K. Hackett; M.K. Callahan; C. Tsokos; G. Yanev, LARGE SCALE CORAL REEF MONITORING IN THE FLORIDA KEYS: A SUMMARY OF RESULTS 1996-2000.

Mr. James C. Lynch

Smith* III, T.J.; D.R. Cahoon; J.C. Lynch; G. Anderson, GROUNDWATER, SEDIMENT ELEVATION, SEA LEVEL RISE AND THE LONGTERM STABILITY OF MANGROVE FORESTS IN THE FLORIDA EVERGLADES

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