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Mangrove Wetland Productivity and Resilience are Regulated by the Interaction of Extreme Freezes and High Phosphorus Availability in the Mississippi River Delta Plain, Louisiana, USA
Over the last fifty years, mangrove wetlands have been expanding and contracting near their northern range limit along the Mississippi River Delta Plain (MRDP), Louisiana, USA. Their resilience and persistence are regulated by interacting disturbances, including freezes, tropical cyclones, relative
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