δ¹³C values were determined from cypresstree rings from two different study areas in SouthFlorida. One site is located in the Southeastern Everglad[...]

Few studies have examined long-term ecological effects of sustained low-level nutrient enhancement on wetland biota. To determine sustained effects of phosphorus (P[...]

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Litter decomposition in wetlands is an important component of ecosystem function in these detrital systems. In oligotrophic wetlands, such[...]

A brackish water ecotone of coastal bays and lakes, mangrove forests, salt marshes, tidal creeks, and upland hammocks separates Florida Bay, Biscayne Bay, and the Gulf[...]

Our main goal was to determine if fish distribution and adundance in temporary wetlands were shaped primarily by large-scale (landscape) or small-scale (local) charact[...]

The effects of nutrient availability and litter quality on litter decomposition were measured in two oligotrophic phosphorus (P)-limited Florida Everglades esturies, U[...]

Understanding the relationships between hydrology and salinity and plant community structure and production is critical to allow predictions of wetland responses to al[...]

There is growing urgency to enhance the sustainability of existing and emerging cities. The science of ecology, especially as it interacts with disciplines in the soci[...]

The Comprehensive Everglades Restoration includes plans to restore freshwater delivery to Taylor Slough, a shallow drainage basin in the Southern Everglades, ultimatel[...]

Concentrations and fluxes of C, N, and P were measured in dwarf and fringe mangrove wetlands along the Taylor River, Florida, USA from 1996 to 1998. Data from these st[...]