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Mark M. Brinson

9 works

1973–2009 across 8 dated works

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The organic matter budget and energy flow of a tropical lowland aquatic ecosystem1973
Primary productivity and mineral cycling in aquatic macrophyte communities of the Chowan River, North Carolina1976
Nitrogen cycling and assimilative capacity of nitrogen and phosphorus by riverine wetland forests1981
Riparian ecosystems: their ecology and status1981

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Coastal wetlands: an integrated ecosystem approach2009
With Eric Wolanski
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The organic matter budget and energy flow of a tropical lowland aquatic ecosystem1973
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Nitrogen cycling and assimilative capacity of nitrogen and phosphorus by riverine wetland forests1981
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Riparian ecosystems: their ecology and status1981
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Forested wetlands1990
With Lugo, Ariel E., Sandra Brown
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Application of wastewater to wetlands1983
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Fringe wetlands in Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds: landscape position, fringe swamp structure, and response to rising sea level1989
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Primary productivity and mineral cycling in aquatic macrophyte communities of the Chowan River, North Carolina1976
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The Submersed macrophytes of the Pamlico River estuary, North Carolina1976
With Graham J. Davis
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