Spartina alterniflora
Two conserved oligosaccharyltransferase catalytic subunits required for N-glycosylation exist in Spartina alterniflora
... development. Spartina alterniflora is widely used for shoreline protection and tidal marsh restora- tion due to the strong salt tolerance although the exact molecular mechanism is little ...S. ...
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Comparing litter dynamics of Phragmites australis and Spartina alterniflora in a sub-tropical Chinese estuary: Contrasts in early and late decomposition
... and Spartina alterniflora an invasive ...S. alterniflora were much greater than the corresponding values for P australis, whereas, in the surface phase, ...S. alterniflora mostly had lower ...
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Expansion and Management Implications of Invasive Alien Spartina alterniflora in Yancheng Salt Marshes, China
... alien Spartina alterniflora in ...S. alterniflora were the most accurately mapped classes, and sparse and dense Suaeda glauca were the least accurately ...
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Estimation of the Probability of Long Distance Dispersal: Stratified Diffusion of Spartina alterniflora in the Yangtze River Estuary
... by Spartina alterniflora ...S. alterniflora, long-distance dispersal of seeds or local clonal growth? How to estimate of the long-distance dispersal coefficient of this species at larger scales? This ...
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The Influence of Flooding on Contributions of Spartina Alterniflora Roots to Salt Marsh Soil Volume in a Field Setting
... The establishment of marsh ecosystems on these mineral substrates causes organic inputs of peat and roots to become increasingly important to land maintenance, while mineral sediments continue to play a significant role ...
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Distribution of larval Tabanidae (Diptera) in a Spartina alterniflora salt marsh
... The data from the 2 successive years of larval sampling indicate that the larvae of both tabanid species were distributed throughout the Spartina alternijlora marsh with no apparent infl[r] ...
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Studying the Ecological Benefits of Spartina Grass Species and Use of a Mathematical Model (Pick’s Theorem) for Historical Documentation and Future Restoration of Hypoxic Marshlands
... genus Spartina (S.) (S. alterniflora, ...coastline. Spartina alterniflora, also known as smooth cordgrass or oystergrass, is used along salt marshes particularly for coastal restoration of ...
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Complete genome sequence of Arcobacter nitrofigilis type strain (CIT)
... Arcobacter nitrofigilis (McClung et al. 1983) Vandamme et al. 1991 is the type species of the genus Arcobacter in the family Campylobacteraceae within the Epsilonproteobacteria. The species was first described in 1983 as ...
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Articles
... S. alterniflora has expanded dramatically in Willapa Bay and northwards to Grays Harbour and the Copalis River estuary in Wash- ington (Stiller and Denton 1995), radically transforming these tidal ecosystems from ...
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Environmental genomics and proteomics of plant associated microbial dimethylsulfide degradation in a coastal salt marsh
... of Spartina might consti- tute a preferential niche for sulfur-oxidizing ε-Proteobacteria (Thomas et ...plant Spartina alterniflora and is a nitrogen-fixing bacterium (McClung et ...
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UTILIZATION OF AN INVASIVE SPECIES (Spartina alternifolia) IN THE MOLDED PULP INDUSTRY
... Spartina alterniflora and related grass species are native to certain coastal areas and have been introduced to many new coastal countries. Their seeds are dispersed primarily by water and they can also be ...
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Mitigation of Hypoxic Ecosystems Using Hemolymph Analysis of Callinectes sapidus and Procambarus clarkii in Relation to Spartina Grasses
... genus Spartina (S.) (S. alterniflora, ...coastline. Spartina alterniflora, also known as smooth cordgrass or oystergrass, is used along salt marshes particularly for coastal restoration of ...
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Hydrodynamic regulation of salt marsh contributions to aquatic food webs
... namely Spartina alterniflora, MPB, and phytoplankton (Sullivan & Moncreiff ...dead Spartina from each of 3 spatially separate locations at each marsh ...
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Salt marsh Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae): Species, seasonal abundance and comparison of trapping methods
... Numbers of Culicoides hollensis collected in 1972 and 1973 by a light trap, emergence traps and sticky cylinder traps in and near a Spartina salt marsh, Carteret County, North Carolina..[r] ...
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Sediment carbon accumulation is southern latitude saltmarsh communities of Tasmania, Australia
... saltmarsh. Spartina anglica originated in England, and was intentionally introduced last century in Europe, the USA, China, Australia, and to Tasmania in the 1940s ...[11]. Spartina can occupy both low and ...
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Some aspects of the ecology of the intertidal benthic biota of the Manawatu River estuary : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Zoology at Massey University
... FIGURE TEN; Trans ect F , station 24 is vis i ble in the flotsum at centre left, station 21 at the high tide mark is behind the Spartina.. Again the scarcity of snails at the lower tidal[r] ...
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Factors influencing the distributional patterns of Juncus roemerianus in two North Carolina salt marshes
... Based on water table measurements, Juncus is no more exposed to dessication than Spartina at my study sites due to regular tidal flushing at the Southport site and a str[r] ...
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Responses of a Louisiana oligohaline marsh plant community to nutrient loading and disturbance
... Aboveground plant community dynamics in the oligohaline marsh at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana, USA, were assessed in response to nutrient loading (3 N x 3 P treatments) and disturbance (both ...
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Comparing biodiversity effects among ecosystem engineers of contrasting strength: macrofauna diversity in Zostera noltii and Spartina anglica vegetations
... because Spartina species invade tidal flats in many places in the world, thereby taking over bare mudflat as well as Zostera habitats (Lacambra et ...of Spartina on benthic macrofauna and thereby birds that ...
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Remedial habitat creation: does Nereis diversicolor play a confounding role in the colonisation and establishment of the pioneering saltmarsh plant, Spartina anglica?
... Abstract Increasing concerns over global warming and expected sea level rises have led to the adoption of new coastal management strategies around the south-east coast of England. This paper explores the role played by ...
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