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Conservation Service
Brackish Fluid Marsh 60-64 PZ
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Mechanism
Ecological process: Hydrologic Cycle Primary trigger: Increased depth of water, period of saturation or inundation Secondary Trigger: Indicator: Vegetative Species Change, increased water area
Mechanism
decreased depth of water, decreased period of saturation or inundation by installation of water control structures
Mechanism
decreased salinity levels by installation of water control structures
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