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Journal Publications Details for Grant Number R829497

Assessing an HGM-based Wetland Classification and Assessment Scheme Along a 1000 km Gradient of the Appalachian Mountains: Hydrology, Soils and Wetland Function

RFA: Development of National Aquatic Ecosystem Classifications and Reference Conditions (2001)

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Journal Article Are we purveyors of wetland homogeneity? A model of degradation and restoration to improve mitigation performance. ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING Brooks RP, Wardrop DH, Cole CA, Campbell DA Brooks RP, Wardrop DH, Cole CA, Campbell DA. Are we purveyors of wetland homogeneity? A model of degradation and restoration to improve mitigation performance. Ecological Engineering 2005;24(4):331-340. R829497 (2002)
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Journal Article Comparison of hydrology of wetlands in Pennsylvania and Oregon (USA) as an indicator of transferability of hydrogeomorphic (HGM) functional models between regions. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Cole CA, Brooks RP, Shaffer PW, Kentula ME Cole CA, Brooks RP, Shaffer PW, Kentula ME. Comparison of hydrology of wetlands in Pennsylvania and Oregon (USA) as an indicator of transferability of hydrogeomorphic (HGM) functional models between regions. Environmental Management 2002;30(2):265-278. R829497 (2002)
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Journal Article Aboveground decomposition dynamics in riparian depression and slope wetlands of central Pennsylvania AQUATIC ECOLOGY Hoeltje S, Cole C Hoeltje S, Cole C. Aboveground decomposition dynamics in riparian depression and slope wetlands of central Pennsylvania. AQUATIC ECOLOGY 2009;43(2):335-349. R829497 (2005)
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Journal Article Comparison of Function of Created Wetlands of Two Age Classes in Central Pennsylvania ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Hoeltje S, Cole C Hoeltje S, Cole C. Comparison of Function of Created Wetlands of Two Age Classes in Central Pennsylvania. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 2009;43(4):597-608. R829497 (2005)
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