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Food and drink / Halophytes / Uniola paniculata / Dune / Oat / Beach / Sand dune stabilization / Physical geography / Coastal geography / Flora of the United States
Date: 2006-11-17 08:55:40
Food and drink
Halophytes
Uniola paniculata
Dune
Oat
Beach
Sand dune stabilization
Physical geography
Coastal geography
Flora of the United States

Planting sea oats for dune restoration

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