Functional assessment of three wetlands constructed by the West Virginia Division of Highways

Fortney, R.; Edinger, B.; Michael, E.; Sencindiver, J.

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Functional assessment of three wetlands constructed by the West Virginia Division of Highways

2000-11-01
By Fortney, R. ; Edinger, B. ; Michael, E. ; ...

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Fortney, R. ; Edinger, B. ; Michael, E. ; Sencindiver, J.

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West Virginia University ; Salem International University ; West Virginia. Division of Highways

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Amphibians Biodiversity Biomass Birds Drainage Food Chain Functional Analysis Functional Assessments Highways Hydrology Mammals Recommendations Reptiles Soil Profiles Soils Water Storage West Virginia Wetlands
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RP 130
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Tech Report
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West Virginia
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West Virginia. Dept. of Transportation
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This study focused on soil nutrients, wildlife usage, diversity of vascular plants and major wildlife groups, and productivity as indicators. To provide a comparison to baseline values for these parameters, we selected three natural wetlands to serve as reference areas. Each reference area had similar vegetation and hydrology. Before and after data were collected and analyzed, a literature search of works was conducted for studies on similar aspects of mitigation wetlands to allow comparison of our reults with other published work.
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