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	Adaptive Management to Control Phragmites australis in a Restored Salt Marsh The Ongoing Battle for Control at Helen Wood Park, Mobile, AL Tom Herder, Mobile Bay National Estuary Program Volunteer Marsh Planting In Novem Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-12-06 16:30:32 Open Document File Size: 2,42 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Caterpillar / Google / BASF / / Facility Dog River Bridge / Mobile Yacht club / / IndustryTerm stainless steel salad tongs / repeated foliar applications / paint pads / / NaturalFeature Mobile Bay / Gulf of Mexico Foundation CRP Grant / Dog River / / Organization National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources / Mobile Police Department / / Person Tom Herder / Fred Nation / / Position contractor / / SocialTag Invasive plant species Chloridoideae Flora of Canada Coastal geography Spartina alterniflora Salt marsh Phragmites Spartina Juncus roemerianus Flora

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