Limited Vegetation Development on a Created Salt Marsh Associated with Over-Consolidated Sediments and Lack of Topographic Heterogeneity

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Is saltmarsh restoration success constrained by matching natural environments or altered succession? A test using niche models.

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Limited Vegetation Development on a Created Salt Marsh Associated with Over-Consolidated Sediments and Lack of Topographic Heterogeneity

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Limited Vegetation Development ...... k of Topographic Heterogeneity

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Hannah L. Mossman

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Katherine L. Brooks

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Limited Vegetation Development on a Created Salt Marsh Associated with Over-Consolidated Sediments and Lack of Topographic Heterogeneity

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