• DOI:10.1016/J.AQUABOT.2013.02.002
Corpus ID: 83973080

Seed bank responses to wetland restoration: do restored wetlands resemble reference conditions following sediment removal?

@article{Beas2013SeedBR,
  title={Seed bank responses to wetland restoration: do restored wetlands resemble reference conditions following sediment removal?},
  author={Benjamin J. Beas and L. Smith and K. Hickman and Theodore G. Lagrange and Randy Stutheit},
  journal={Aquatic Botany},
  year={2013},
  volume={108},
  pages={7-15}
}

Benjamin J. Beas, Benjamin J. Beas, +3 authors Randy Stutheit

Published 2013

Environmental Science

Aquatic Botany

Abstract Sedimentation and alterations of natural hydroperiods from watershed cultivation have affected most depressional wetlands in the Great Plains. This can result in altered plant community structure through changes in water availability and depth as well as burial of seed banks. The vegetation and seed banks of 15 wetlands were sampled within the Rainwater Basin Region of Nebraska. Our objectives were to: (1) compare wetland seed bank communities among wetlands with different watershed… CONTINUE READING

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