Concepts and Controversies in Tidal Marsh Ecology

摘要: Foreword. Dedication. Preface. Retrospective on the Salt Marsh Paradigm. Tidal marshes as outwelling/pulsing systems E.P. Odum. marsh values: etrospection from end of century J.M. Teal, B.L. Howes. Sources and Patterns Production. Role salt part coastal landscapes I. Valiela, et al. Spatial variation in process pattern plant communities eastern North America M.D. Bertness, S.C. Pennings. Eco-physiological controls productivity Spartina alterniflore I.A. Menselssohn, J.T. Morris. Community structure functional dynamics benthic microalgae M.J. Sullivan, C.A. Currin. Structure microtidal Mediterranean C. Ibanez, Development marshes: community patterns time space A.J. Davy. Fate Production Within Food Webs. Microbial secondary production marsh-grass shoots, its known potential fates S.Y. Newell, D. Porter. Trophic complexity between producers invertebrate consumers D.A. Kreeger, R.I.E. Newell. linkages ontogenetic changes diet for young-of-the-year mummichog, Fundulus heteroclitus K.J. Smith, Habitat Value: and/or Refuge. Factors influencing habitat selection fishes with a review ecosystems J.K. Craig, L.B. Crowder. ecoscapes transfers by estuarine nekton southeastern U.S. R.T. Kneib. to penaeid shrimps blue crabs northern Gulf Mexico R.J. Zimmerman, Ecophysiological determinants ofsecondary simulation study Miller, ecosystem support marine transient species L.A. Deegan, Biogeochemical Processes. Benthic-pelagic coupling marsh-estuarine R.F. Dame, Twenty more years flux studies: revisiting Nixon (1980) D.L. Childers, The role oligohaline nutrient cycling J.Z. Merrill, J.C. Cornwell. Molecular tools studying biogeochemical L. Kerkhof, D.J. Scala. Nitrogen vegetation dyamics European J. Rozema, Modeling Nutrient Energy Flux. A stable isotope model approach estimating contribution organic matter estuaries P.M. Eldrige, Cifuentes. Types edge export trophic energy deeper habitats G. Cichetti, Diaz. Silicon is link tidal fisheries: new paradigm C.T. Hackney, Restoration: Fact or Fiction? Self-design applied restoration W.J. Mitsch. Functional equivalency restored natural J.B. Zedler, R. Lindig-Cisneros. Organic inorganic contributions vertical accretion sediments R.E. Turner, Landscape scale constraints restoring wetlands Pacific coast juvenile Simenstad, Ecological Engineering Restored Marshes. pulsing events functioning barriers wetlands: implications human impact, management response sea level rise J.W. Day, Influences abiotic environmental f