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Pathogens

Blakesley*, B.A.; D.O. Berns; M.O. Hall; M. Merello; J. Hyniova, HYPOTHESIS AND REALITY: COMPARISON OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC SEAGRASS DIE-OFF IN FLORIDA BAY, USA

Yasunari*, K.; J.D. Shields; W.K. Vogelbein; D.E. Zwerner; H. Kator; V.S. Blazer, INDUCTION OF SKIN ULCERS IN ATLANTIC MENHADEN WITH ZOOSPORES OF APHANOMYCES INVADANS

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

Savarese*, M.; A.K. Volety, MONITORING THE IMPACT OF WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE HEALTH. I. OYSTER PRODUCTIVITY AND DISTRIBUTION

Thurston*, S.; A. Volety; M. Savarese; E. Lindland; S. Bankston; R. Grindberg; M. Benolkin, MONITORING THE IMPACT OF WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON ESTUARINE HEALTH. II. OYSTER GROWTH, RECRUITMENT, AND DISEASE

Volety*, A.K.; S.G. Tolley; J.T. Winstead, EFFECTS OF SEASON AND WATER QUALITY ON OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) AND ASSOCIATED FISH ASSEMBLAGES

Pulsed Events

Dame*, R.F.; D.M. Allen; D. Bushek; A. Lewitus, LIFE ON THE EDGE: A THERMODYNAMIC IMPERATIVE

Eyre*, B.; A. Ferguson, FACTORS CONTROLLING SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN DENITRIFICATION IN A SUB-TROPICAL COASTAL EMBAYMENT

Gallegos*, C.L., THE CHESAPEAKE BAY SPRING 2000 BLOOM: INSIGHTS FROM AUTOMATED MONITORING OF SALINITY AND OPTICAL PROPERTIES

Giblin*, A.E.; G.T. Banta; J. Tucker; C. Hopkinson, EFFECTS OF SALINITY CHANGES ON NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS

Gustafson*, A.B.; T.R. Fisher; G.M. Radcliffe; L. Haas, EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION ON PHYTOPLANKTON IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.

McGinnis*, T.E., II; K.L. McKee; P.L. Faulkner, SOIL AND BELOWGROUND ROOT DYNAMICS IN MANGROVES IMPACTED BY HURRICANE MITCH, A LARGE PULSE EVENT

Pulsed Events in Estuaries

Davis*, S.E.; D. Childers; J. Cable; E. Reyes; J. Day; C. Hittle; E. Patino; D. Rudnick; F. Sklar, WIND AND PRECIPITATION EFFECTS ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SURFACE WATER IN A MICRO-TIDAL MANGROVE WATERWAY

Day*, J.; J. Cable; D. Justic; B. Fry; P. Kemp; E. Reyes; P. Templet; R. Twilley, THE IMPORTANCE OF PULSED EVENTS IN ESTUARINE RESPONSE AND EVOLUTION

Ko*, J.Y.; E. Reyes; J.W. Day; P.H. Templet, EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING APPLICATION: COMMERCIAL FISHERY OUTPUT CHANGES FROM RIVER DIVERSION AT CAERNRVON, LOUISIANA

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.

Madden*, C.J., IMPACTS OF PULSING ON SEAGRASS COMMUNITIES IN NORTHEASTERN FLORIDA BAY: AN EXPERIMENTAL AND MODELING STUDY

May*, C.L.; L.V. Lucas; J.R. Koseff, THE INFLUENCE OF WIND EVENTS ON TURBIDTY AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS

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

Rybczyk*, J.M.; D.R. Cahoon, THE IMPORTANCE OF OCCASIONAL, BUT HUGE, SEDIMENT INPUTS FOR MAINTIANING COASTAL WETLAND ELEVATION GIVEN RISING SEA LEVELS

Snedden*, G.A.; J.E. Cable; E. Swenson; A.N. Tarver, EFFECTS OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PULSED RIVER FLOOD ON HYDROLOGIC CIRCULATION IN THE BRETON SOUND ESTUARY, LOUISIANA

Swarzenski*, C.M.; T.W. Doyle, SOME EFFECTS OF PULSING RIVER WATER THROUGH COASTAL LOUISIANA PEAT (FLOTANT) MARSHES

Swenson*, E.M., EXTREME CLIMATIC EVENTS: RELATIONSHIP TO A LARGE SCALE SALINITY PULSE IN THE LOUISIANA ESTUARIES

Pulsed Events in Estuaries - Posters

Agraz-Hernandez*, C.M.; J.W. Day, Jr.; E. Reyes; T. Doyle; F.J. Flores-Verdugo, PATTERNS OF GROWTH IN MANGROVES FORESTS ON COASTAL SOUTH FLORIDA, UNITED STATES

Chapin*, T.; J.M. Caffrey; H. Jannasch; J. Haskins, EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF ON SHORT-TERM VARIATIONS IN NITRATE CONCENTRATIONS IN ELKHORN SLOUGH, CA.

Chiuchiolo, A.; J. See; J. Peloquin; R. Hyle; J. Wu; J. Ellis; R.M. Johnson*; S. Ciparis; A. Lewis; L. Haas, CHARACTERIZATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION OF THE MARCH 2001 SPRING BLOOM IN THE YORK RIVER, VA ESTUARY

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

Katz*, C.N.; A.R. Carlson; D.B. Chadwick; L.M. Kay, STORM WATER IMPACTS ON RECEIVING WATERS

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

Majzlik*, E.J., TIDAL-FORCING OF PEEDEE RIVER WATER INTO THE SAMPIT RIVER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RESIDENCE TIMES

Silke*, R.; R. Twilley; A. Gowan-Smith, BENTHIC NUTRIENT FLUXES AND SEDIMENT OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN A COASTAL WATERSHED: EFFECTS OF PULSED RIVER DIVERSIONS ON A LOUISIANA MARSH

Russell*, C.; J. Pennock, THE EFFECT OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION ON NUTRIENT AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN SHALLOW ESTUARIES: A MESOCOSM EXPERIMENT.

Valle-Levinson*, A.; K.C. Wong; K.T. Bosley, COMPARISON OF THE INFLUENCE OF NOR'EASTERS AND HURRICANE FLOYD ON WATER EXCHANGE AT THE CHESAPEAKE BAY ENTRANCE

Wheelock*, K.; G. Snedden; J. Cable, THE EFFECT OF FRESHWATER DIVERSION PULSES ON FRESHWATER MARSH SEDIMENT DEPOSITION IN SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA

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