Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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	Study	Published
	Establishing brackish marshes on graded upland sites in North Carolina Based on: Broome S.W., Seneca E.D. & Woodhouse W.W. (1982). Study Link	1982
	Assisted revegetation trials in degraded salt-marshes Based on: Handa I.T. & Jeffries R.L. (2000). Study Link	2000
	Influence of a willow canopy on tree seedling establishment for wetland restoration Based on: McLeod K.W., Reed M.R. & Nelson E.A. (2001). Study Link	2001
	Woody plant restoration and natural regeneration in wet meadow at Coomonderry Swamp on the south coast of New South Wales Based on: de J.N.H. (2000). Study Link	2000
	Development of macrophytic vegetation in the Agmon Wetland of Israel by spontaneous colonization and reintroduction Based on: Kaplan D., Oron T. & Gutman M. (1998). Study Link	1998
	*Increasing the effectiveness of reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea* L.) control in wet meadow restorations** Based on: Reinhardt Adams C. & Galatowitsch S.M. (2006). Study Link	2006
	How waterlogged microsites help an annual plant persist among salt marsh perennials Based on: Varty A.K. & Zedler J.B. (2008). Study Link	2008
	*The role of saltwort (Batis maritima* L.) in regeneration of degraded mangrove forests** Based on: Milbrandt E.C. & Tinsley M.N. (2006). Study Link	2006
	*The wetland grass Glyceria fluitans* for revegetation of metal mine tailings** Based on: McCabe O.M. & Otte M.L. (2000). Study Link	2000
	*A test of two annual cover crops for controlling Phalaris arundinacea* invasion in restored sedge meadow wetlands** Based on: Perry L.G. & Galatowitsch S.M. (2003). Study Link	2003
	*Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum* (L.) Rich.) restoration in southeast Louisiana: the relative effects of herbivory, flooding, competition, and macronutrients** Based on: Myers R.S., Shaffer G.P. & Llewellyn D.W. (1995). Study Link	1995
	Increasing substrate heterogeneity as a bet-hedging strategy for restoring wetland vegetation Based on: Doherty J.M. & Zedler J.B. (2015). Study Link	2015
	Effects of water regime and competition on the establishment of a native sedge in restored wetlands Based on: Budelsky R.A. & Galatowitsch S.M. (2000). Study Link	2000
	Plastic weed matting is better than jute or woodchips for controlling the invasive wetland grass species Phalaris arundinacea, but not Phragmites australis Based on: Greet J., King E. & Stewart-Howie M. (2016). Study Link	2016
	Spartina alterniflora response to fertilizer, planting dates, and elevation in Galveston Bay, Texas Based on: Webb J.W. & Dodd J.D. (1989). Study Link	1989
	Plant species diversity in restored and created Delmarva Bay wetlands Based on: Russell K.N. & Beauchamp V.B. (2017). Study Link	2017
	Everglades tree island restoration: testing a simple tree planting technique patterned after a natural process: Everglades tree island restoration Based on: Dreschel T.W., Cline E.A. & Hill S.D. (2017). Study Link	2017
	*Altering light and soil N to limit Phalaris arundinacea* reinvasion in sedge meadow restorations** Based on: Iannone B.V. & Galatowitsch S.M. (2008). Study Link	2008
	Accelerating the restoration of vegetation in a southern California salt marsh Based on: O’Brien E.L., & Zedler J.B. (2006). Study Link	2006
	Restoration of a coastal swamp forest in southeast Brazil Based on: Zamith L.R. & Scarano F.R. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Plant and soil responses to salvaged marsh surface and organic matter amendments at a created wetland in central Pennsylvania Based on: Stauffer A.L. & Brooks R.P. (1997). Study Link	1997
	*Assessing the influence of artificially constructed channels in the growth of afforested black mangrove (Avicennia germinans) within an arid coastal region* Based on: Flores-Verdugo F., Zebadua-Penagos F. & Flores-de-Santiago F. (2015). Study Link	2015

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