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U V W WetlandsAdamowicz*, S.C.; C.T. Roman, NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH POOLS: MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS, FISH USE, AND RESTORATION RECOMMENDATIONS
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
Alphin*, T.; M. Posey, LONG-TERM TRENDS IN VEGETATION DOMINANCE AND INFAUNAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN CREATED MARSHES
Alvarez-Guillen*, H.; F. Vera-Herrera; A. Reda-Deara; C. Coronado-Molina; J.W. Day Jr., VERTICAL ACCRETION, SHALLOW SUBSIDENCE, AND LITTER PRODUCTION IN MANGROVE FORESTS OF TERMINOS LAGOON, MEXICO.
Anderson*, B.; K.A. Moore; M.A. Unger, BIOREMEDIATION OF TRIBUTYLTIN CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS IN A CREATED TIDAL WETLAND
Barreto*, M.B.; F. Goenaga; M. González, ASSESSMENT OF MANGROVE MORTALITY IN THE GULF OF CUARE, VENEZUELA
Benard*, T.H.; G.P. Shaffer; D.T. Thomson, INFLUENCES OF HYDROLOGIC ALTERATIONS UPON WETLAND HYDRODYNAMICS AND PLANT GROWTH ON THE MANCHAC LANDBRIDGE
Botton*, M.L.; R.E. Loveland, POPULATION BIOLOGY OF HORSESHOE CRABS AT A SALT MARSH RESTORATION SITE IN DELAWARE BAY
Breaux*, A., ESTUARINE SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY
Brockmeyer*, R.E., Jr., THE WETLANDS INITIATIVE AT MINWR: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT
Callaway*, J.C.; G. Sullivan; J.B. Zedler, EFFECTS OF PLANT SPECIES DIVERSITY ON THE FUNCTIONING OF A RESTORED SALT MARSH
Carlson*, Jr., P.R.; L.A. Yarbro; F.X. Courtney; T. Leary; H. Arnold; D. Leslie; S. Walker; J. Hughes; N. Craft, SALT MARSH DIE-OFF IN THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE: A PRELUDE TO LOUISIANA BROWN MARSH ?
Carlson*, Jr., P.R.; L.A. Yarbro; F.X. Courtney; T. Leary; H. Arnold; D. Leslie; S. Walker; J. Hughes; N. Craft, SALT MARSH DIE-OFF IN THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE: A PRELUDE TO LOUISIANA BROWN MARSH ?
Chambers*, R.M.; A. Holinka, FORMS OF IRON, SULFUR AND PHOSPHORUS ALONG TRANSECTS FROM THE EVERGLADES TO FLORIDA BAY
Croft*, A.; L. Leonard, THE EFFECTS OF THIN LAYER DISPOSAL OF DREDGED MATERIAL ON TIDAL MARSH PROCESSES
Daoust*, R.J.; J.T. Morris, DIFFERENTIAL NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF BRACKISH AND SALT MARSHES IN A NORTHERN MASSACHUSETTS ESTUARY
Darke*, A.; P. Megonigal, CONTROL OF SEDIMENT DEPOSITION RATES IN TWO MID-ATLANTIC COAST TIDAL FRESHWATER WETLANDS
Day*, R.H.; T.W. Doyle; R.J. Walters, MONITORING GROWTH OF BLACK MANGROVE AT ITS NORTHERN LIMIT IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
Delgado*, P.; P. Hensel; D. Cahoon; J.W. Day, Jr., IMPORTANCE OF SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS AND DYNAMICS IN STRUCTURING MANGROVE COMMUNITIES IN A COSTA RICAN ESTUARY
Erickson*, A.A.; M. Saltis; S.S. Bell; C.J. Dawes, DIETARY PREFERENCE FOR MANGROVE LEAVES AS MEASURED BY LEAF DAMAGE AND CRAB GUT CONTENTS
Flores-Verdugo*, F.J.; C.M. Agraz-Hernandez, THE ROLE OF MICRO TOPOGRAPHY IN THE HYDROLOGICAL RESTORATION OF MANGROVES ON THE NORTHWEST AND CARIBBEAN COASTS OF MEXICO. PRELIMINARY RESULTS.
Foret*, J.D., NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF TIDAL MARSHES ON THE CHENIER PLAIN, LOUISIANA
Gallagher*, J.L.; D.M. Seliskar, SALT MARSH PLANTS: GENETIC RESOURCES FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS NEAR AND FAR FROM THE ESTUARY
Gann*, T.T.; D.L. Childers, INVESTIGATING TREE ISLAND COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO INCREASED WATER FLOW IN A SOUTHERN EVERGLADES ECOSYSTEM
Barreto, M.B.; F. Goenaga*; M. González, MAPPING, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF THE VEGETATION OF MORROCOY NATIONAL PARK, VENEZUELA
Hampel*, H.; A. Cattrijsse; M. Vincx, HABITAT VALUE OF MATURE AND DEVELOPING MARSH FOR FISH AND MACROCRUSTACEANS IN THE WESTERSCHELDE
Hieb*, K.; T. Greiner, FISH COMMUNITIES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY TIDAL MARSHES
Hoeppner*, S.S.; G.P. Shaffer, MAUREPAS DIVERSION - PART III: HERBACEOUS VEGETATION PATTERNS
Iwaniec*, D.M.; D.L. Childers, LANDSCAPE LOCATION AND WATER SOURCE EFFECTS ON PERIPHYTON METABOLISM
Johnston*, J.B.; S. Wilson; P. Bourgeois; A. Martucci; C. Cretini; C. Conzelman; M. Nesta, GULF OF MEXICO INTEGRATED SCIENCE DATABASE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - TAMPA BAY PROTOTYPE
John*, J., TOXIC CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN THE SWAN-CANNING ESTUARY PERTH, AUSTRALIA: TOXICITY AND ECOLOGY
Keusenkothen*, M.A.; R.R. Christian, THE EFFECTS OF TRAMPLING BY DEER ON A SALT MARSH
Korvela*, M.S.; C. Coronado-Molina; F.S. Sklar; M. Jacoby, TREE ISLAND ABOVE-GROUND PRODUCTIVITY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HYDROPERIOD, IN THE SOUTHERN EVERGLADES
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.
Lessmann*, J.M.; J.B. Zedler, EFFECT OF SOIL AMENDMENT ON GROWTH AND NITROGEN IN SALICORNIA VIRGINICA: IMPLICATIONS IN RESTORATION
Luscher*, A.E., DETERMINATION OF SILICATE UPTAKE BY BENTHIC DIATOM COMMUNITIES THROUGH MICROCOSM EXPERIMENTS
McKee*, K.L.; I.C. Feller; M. Popp; W. Wanek, MANGROVE ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION (DELTA15N AND DELTA13C)ACROSS A NITROGEN VERSUS PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION GRADIENT
Megonigal*, P.; J. Cornell; C. Craft, RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARBON CYCLE IN CREATED SALT MARSHES
Meyers*, M.B.; J.J. Fitzpatrick, PHOSPHORUS DYNAMICS AND FATE IN A CONSTRUCTED WETLAND: SIMULATION ANALYSIS
Micucci*, S., ESTUARINE FUNCTION WITH EMPHASIS ON FISHES IN A MARINE AND A FRESHWATER WETLAND
Mills*, K.E., USE OF FISH COMMUNITIES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY IN ESTUARINE WETLANDS
Neubauer*, S.C.; D. Emerson; J.P. Megonigal, IRON OXIDIZING BACTERIA IN THE WETLAND PLANT RHIZOSPHERE INCREASE TOTAL FE(II) OXIDATION RATES
Panasik*, G.M., DETERIORATED MARSH ECOSYSTEMS: CAN THE ADDITION OF INORGANIC SEDIMENT INCREASE BENTHIC MICROALGAE BIOMASS?
Parker* III, F.M.; D.L. Childers; C.J. Madden, SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN NUTRIENT LOADING AND EXCHANGES IN A HYDROLOGICALLY RESTORED SOUTHERN EVERGLADES MARSH
Poe*, A.; H. Paerl; S. Thompson; M. Piehler, PATTERNS AND REGULATION OF NITROGEN REMOVAL IN A CONSTRUCTED TIDAL WETLAND IN COASTAL NORTH CAROLINA,USA
Sanger*, D.M.; S.B. Lerberg; C.P. Gawle, CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BENTHIC COMMUNITY OF TIDAL CREEK/SALT MARSH SYSTEMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Shaffer*, G.P.; J.M. Willis; S.S. Hoeppner; A.C. Parsons; M.W. Hester, FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A DIVERSION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER INTO THE MAUREPAS SWAMPS, LOUISIANA
Smith*, N.F.; G.M. Ruiz, PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE MANGROVE SNAIL CERITHIDEA SCALARIFORMIS
Spencer*, K.L.; C.L. MacLeod, ISOTOPE COMPOSITION AND BEHAVIOUR OF PB IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS, MEDWAY ESTUARY, KENT, UK.
Stevenson*, C.E.; D.L. Childers, THE EFFECT OF FISH DETRITUS ON AN OLIGOTROPHIC EVERGLADES MARSH
Stribling*, J.M.; O.A. Glahn; J.C. Cornwell, MICROSCALE SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TWO ESTUARINE MARSHES
van Proosdij*, D.; R.G.D. Davidson-Arnott; J. Ollerhead, COMPLEXITIES IN SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN A MACROTIDAL SALTMARSH SYSTEM
Wainright*, S.C.; D.F. Caccamise; L.M. Reed; P.M. Castelli; T.C. Nichols, DISTINGUISHING MIGRATORY AND NON-MIGRATORY POPULATIONS OF CANADA GEESE (BRANTA CANADENSIS) USING STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS
Whitman*, K.J.; J.F. Schalles, THE OPTICS, PIGMENTS, AND PHENOLOGY OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES AND REMOTE ESTIMATION OF CHLOROPHYLL A
Wigand*, C.; R. McKinney; M. Chintala; G. Thursby; P. Groffman, VARYING LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE AND POTENTIAL DENITRIFICATION ACTIVITY AMONG MARSHES ALONG AN ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE GRADIENT
Willis*, J.; G. Shaffer; S. Hoeppner; C. Parsons; M. Hester, ELUCIDATING BENEFITS OF NUTRIENT ADDITION IN THE LAKE MAUREPAS WETLANDS: EDAPHIC AND HERBACEOUS RESPONSE PART II
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