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A comparative study of the flora and soils of Great Duck and Little Duck Islands, Maine, USA

2016-01-01

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Strong environmental gradients and varied land-use practices have generated a mosaic of habitats harboring distinct plant communities on islands on the coast of Maine. Botanical studies of Maine's islands, however, are generally limited in number and scope. Baseline studies of Maine's islands are necessary for assessing vegetation dynamics and changes in habitat conditions in relation to environmental impacts impo...

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10.3119/15-11
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