Nutrient Transformations In Louisiana Salt Marsh Soils

Delaune, R. D.; Patrick, W. H. Jr.; Brannon, J. M.

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Nutrient Transformations In Louisiana Salt Marsh Soils

1976
By Delaune, R. D. ; Patrick, W. H. Jr. ; Brannon, J. M.
Series: Sea grant publication (Baton Rouge, La.) ; LSU-T1-76-009

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Delaune, R. D. ; Patrick, W. H. Jr. ; Brannon, J. M.

Delaune, R. D. ; Patrick, W. H. Jr. ; Brannon, J. M. Less -
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Louisiana Sea Grant College Program ; Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.). Center for Wetland Resources

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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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Louisiana's Barataria Bay salt marsh can be considered a chemical system in the broadest sense. Chemical and microbiological oxidationreduction (redox) processes occurring in marsh soils influence plant rhizosphere conditions and the availability of plant nutrients. The lack or deficiency of oxygen results in the predominance of reduction processes that create an anaerobic plant root zone.
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Salt Marsh Ecology Soil Chemistry
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Sea grant publication (Baton Rouge, La.) ; LSU-T1-76-009
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Louisiana
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