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Low‐severity fire as a mechanism of organic matter protection in global peatlands: Thermal alteration slows decomposition by Flanagan, Neal E., Wang, Hongjun, Winton, Scott, Richardson, Curtis J.

“…Worldwide, regularly recurring wildfires shape many peatland ecosystems to the extent that fire‐adapted species often dominate plant communities, suggesting…”
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Water quality and wetland vegetation responses to water level variations in a university stormwater reuse reservoir: Nature-based approaches to campus water sustainability by Richardson, Curtis J., Flanagan, Neal E.

“…In response to climate-driven water shortages, Duke University in 2014 constructed a water reuse reservoir and wetland complex (Pond) to capture urban…”
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Annual carbon sequestration and loss rates under altered hydrology and fire regimes in southeastern USA pocosin peatlands by Richardson, Curtis J., Flanagan, Neal E., Wang, Hongjun, Ho, Mengchi

“…Peatlands drained for agriculture or forestry are susceptible to the rapid release of greenhouse gases (GHGs) through enhanced microbial decomposition and…”
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Identifying driving hydrogeomorphic factors of coastal wetland downgrading using random forest classification models by He, Keqi, Li, Wenhong, Zhang, Yu, Sun, Ge, McNulty, Steve G., Flanagan, Neal E., Richardson, Curtis J.

“…Coastal wetlands provide critical ecosystem services but are experiencing disruptions caused by inundation and saltwater intrusion under intensified climate…”
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Connecting differential responses of native and invasive riparian plants to climate change and environmental alteration by Flanagan, Neal E, Richardson, Curtis J, Ho, Mengchi

“…Climate change is predicted to impact river systems in the southeastern United States through alterations of temperature, patterns of precipitation and…”
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Integrated stream and wetland restoration: A watershed approach to improved water quality on the landscape by Richardson, Curtis J., Flanagan, Neal E., Ho, Mengchi, Pahl, James W.

“…Water quality in Upper Sandy Creek, a headwater stream for the Cape Fear River in the North Carolina Piedmont, is impaired due to high N and P concentrations,…”
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Spatial Impacts of Stream and Wetland Restoration on Riparian Soil Properties in the North Carolina Piedmont by Unghire, Joshua M., Sutton-Grier, Ariana E., Flanagan, Neal E., Richardson, Curtis J.

“…Hydric soil development of riparian wetlands is primarily influenced by the hydrologic connection between the floodplains and the stream channel. Often, the…”
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multi-scale approach to prioritize wetland restoration for watershed-level water quality improvement by Flanagan, Neal E, Richardson, Curtis J

“…Wetland restoration is commonly presented as an important strategy for maintaining and enhancing the water quality and ecological capital of watershed-scale…”
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The effects of hydrologic restoration on carbon budgets and GHG fluxes in southeastern US coastal shrub bogs by Richardson, Curtis J., Flanagan, Neal E., Ho, Mengchi

“…The southeastern US coastal plain was originally home to over one million ha of evergreen shrub bogs, locally known as pocosin. More than 70% have been drained…”
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Annual carbon sequestration and loss rates under altered hydrology and fire regimes in southeastern USA pocosin peatlands by Richardson, Curtis J., Flanagan, Neal E., Wang, Hongjun, Ho, Mengchi

“…Abstract Peatlands drained for agriculture or forestry are susceptible to the rapid release of greenhouse gases (GHGs) through enhanced microbial decomposition…”
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Low–severity fire as a mechanism of organic matter protection in global peatlands: Thermal alteration slows decomposition by Flanagan, Neal E., Wang, Hongjun, Winton, Scott, Richardson, Curtis J.

“…Worldwide, regularly-recurring wildfires shape many peatland ecosystems to the extent that fire-adapted species often dominate plant communities, suggesting…”
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