Ten Years Of Development Of Man-Initiated Coastal Barrier Dunes In North Carolina

Woodhouse, W. W., Jr.; Seneca, E. D.; Broome, S. W.

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Ten Years Of Development Of Man-Initiated Coastal Barrier Dunes In North Carolina

1977
By Woodhouse, W. W., Jr. ; Seneca, E. D. ; Broome, S. W.
Series: Sea Grant publication (Raleigh, N.C.) ; UNC-SG-77-01

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Woodhouse, W. W., Jr. ; Seneca, E. D. ; Broome, S. W.

Woodhouse, W. W., Jr. ; Seneca, E. D. ; Broome, S. W. Less -
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University of North Carolina Sea Grant Program
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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NCU (North Carolina Sea Grant)
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During the 1964-1967 period, a series of dune-building experiments involving the use of sand fences and dune grasses was initiated. The initial results of these tests were reported in 1968 (Savage and Woodhouse, 1969). During the 6 years since that report, significant changes have occurred within these developing dunes. Their development has shed some light on factors affecting growth and utility of dunes in this region, and are the subject of this report.
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Coastal Zone Management Sand Dune Management Sand Dune Planting
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Sea Grant publication (Raleigh, N.C.) ; UNC-SG-77-01 ; Bulletin (North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station) ; 453

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NCU-T-77-003
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North Carolina
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