The role of water depth and soil temperature in determining initial composition of prairie wetland coenoclines

Author： Seabloom E.W.   van der Valk A.G.   Moloney K.A.  

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 1385-0237

Source： Vegetatio, Vol.138, Iss.2, 1998-10, pp. : 203-216

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