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Impacts of climate change on submerged and emergent wetland plants by Short, Frederick T., Kosten, Sarian, Morgan, Pamela A., Malone, Sparkle, Moore, Gregg E.

“…Submerged and emergent wetland plant communities are evaluated for their response to global climate change (GCC), focusing on seagrasses, submerged freshwater…”
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Using Functional Trajectories to Track Constructed Salt Marsh Development in the Great Bay Estuary, Maine/New Hampshire, U.S.A by Morgan, Pamela A., Short, Frederick T.

“…A growing number of studies have assessed the functional equivalency of restored and natural salt marshes. Several of these have explored the use of functional…”
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Can the marsh migrate? Factors influencing the growth of Spartina patens under upland conditions by Dowling, Tessa M., Travis, Steven E., Morgan, Pamela A., Zogg, Gregory P.

“…The high elevation salt marsh plant Spartina patens can potentially cope with accelerated sea level rise by migrating inland, but the ability to do so may…”
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Exploring the Effects of Shoreline Development on Fringing Salt Marshes Using Nekton, Benthic Invertebrate, and Vegetation Metrics by Morgan, Pamela A, Dionne, Michele, MacKenzie, Richard, Miller, Jeremy

“…Fringing marshes are important but often overlooked components of estuarine systems. Due to their relatively small size and large edge to area ratio, they are…”
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The Functions and Values of Fringing Salt Marshes in Northern New England, USA by Morgan, Pamela A., Burdick, David M., Short, Frederick T.

“…We compared the functions and values of fringing salt marshes to those of meadow marshes along the southern Maine/New Hampshire coast. Differences included…”
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Community Structure and Abundance of Benthic Infaunal Invertebrates in Maine Fringing Marsh Ecosystems by MacKenzie, Richard A, Dionne, Michele, Miller, Jeremy, Haas, Michael, Morgan, Pamela A

“…Fringing marshes are abundant ecosystems that dominate the New England coastline. Despite their abundance, very little baseline data is available from them and…”
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Environmental variables, not Allee effects, drive patch vigor in exotic Phragmites australis stands invading the Saco River Estuary, Maine, USA by Slater, Michelle A., Morgan, Pamela A., Tilburg, Charles E., Travis, Steven E.

“…•We found no Allee effect in invasive Phragmites australis in a small river system in New England.•Patch vigor (expansion rate, stem density, stem height) and…”
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Tidal Marshes in the Saco River Estuary, Maine: A Study of Plant Diversity and Possible Effects of Shoreline Development by Morgan, Pamela A, Adams, Mark D. O

“…We surveyed plant diversity in the tidal fresh, brackish and salt marshes of the 10-km long Saco River estuary in southern Maine. We also investigated possible…”
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Leaf color variants from coleus shoot cultures by Marcotrigiano, M. (University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA), Boyle, T.H, Morgan, P.A, Ambach, K.L

“…Nuclear-controlled leaf variegation was studied among Coleus X hybridus Voss (formerly C. blumei Benth.) cultivars propagated by seed and as shoot cultures on…”
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Developing success criteria for restored eelgrass, salt marsh and mud flat habitats by Short, Frederick T, Burdick, David M, Short, Catherine A, Davis, Ryan C, Morgan, Pamela A

“…When estuarine habitats are restored, it is crucial to determine their success or failure. How can we tell, bringing a minimum of preconceived notions to the…”
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High tech can improve corporate healthcare management by Morgan, Pamela A

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A Demonstration of Genetic Variation Caused by Plant Tissue Culture by Morgan, Pamela A., Marcotrigiano, Michael

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Chlorophyll-Deficient Cell Lines which are Genetically Uncharacterized can be Inappropriate for Use as Phenotypic Markers in Developmental Studies by Marcotrigiano, Michael, Morgan, Pamela A.

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Chlorophyll-deficient cell lines which are genetically uncharacterized can be inappropriate for use as phenotypic markers in developmental studies by Marcotrigiano, M, Morgan, P.A

“…Periclinal chloroplast chimeras are genetic mosaics which possess shoot apices composed of one or more chlorophyll-deficient histogens and can exist as a…”
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