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Byerly, Paige, Hepner, Megan, Merkle, Bethann (2019) Renewed Hope for Coastal Marshes in Louisiana. American Scientist, 107 (2). 98pp. doi:10.1511/2019.107.2.98

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TitleRenewed Hope for Coastal Marshes in Louisiana
JournalAmerican Scientist
AuthorsByerly, PaigeAuthor
Hepner, MeganAuthor
Merkle, BethannAuthor
Year2019Volume107
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PublisherSigma Xi
DOIdoi:10.1511/2019.107.2.98Search in ResearchGate
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