Stabilization Of Beaches And Dunes By Vegetation In Florida

Davis, John Henry

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Stabilization Of Beaches And Dunes By Vegetation In Florida

1975
By Davis, John Henry
Series: Report (Florida Sea Grant Program) ; no. 7

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Davis, John Henry
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Florida Sea Grant Program
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) Less -
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FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant)
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The shores have been partly built up and even extended seaward by the natural growth of plants that formed certain distinct kinds of vegetation that stopped and heId materials brought in by waves, tides, and winds. Dense plant growth held these materials in place in the form of dunes. The purpose of this report is to provide coastal strand property owners and managers with guidelines for the use of vegetation in the protection and restoration of FIorida beaches and dunes. This vegetation is described in Part I of this publication, and some methods of using plants to repeat the natural process of dune formation are considered in Part II.
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Beach Erosion Coastal Plants Shore Protection Vegetation Dynamics
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Report (Florida Sea Grant Program) ; no. 7
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FLSGP-T-75-003
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Miscellaneous
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Contract no. 04-3-158-43
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Florida
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