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ESTUARIES
Volume 26, Number 2B, April 2003
Phragmites australis: A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing?
CONTENTS
MICHAEL P. WEINSTEIN, JANET R. KEOUGH, GLENN R. GUNTENSPERGEN, AND STEVEN Y. LITVIN. Preface: Phragmites australis: A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing?.
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R. M. CHAMBERS, D. T. OSGOOD, D. J. BART, AND F. MONTALTO. Phragmites australis Invasion and Expansion in Tidal Wetlands: Interactions among Salinity, Sulfide, and Hydrology.
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DAVID M. BURDICK AND RAYMOND A. KONISKY. Determinants of Expansion for Phragmites australis, Common Reed, in Natural and Impacted Coastal Marshes.
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KIRK J. HAVENS, HARRY BERQUIST, AND WALTER I. PRIEST, III. Common Reed Grass, Phragmites australis, Expansion into Constructed Wetlands: Are We Mortgaging Our Wetland Future?.
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RICHARD G. LATHROP, LISAMARIE WINDHAM, AND PAUL MONTESANO. Does Phragmites Expansion Alter the Structure and Function of Marsh Landscapes? Patterns and Processes Revisited.
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DAVID BART AND JEAN MARIE HARTMAN. The Role of Large Rhizome Dispersal and Low Salinity Windows in the Establishment of Common Reed, Phragmites australis in Salt Marshes: New Links to Human Activities.
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KRISTIN SALTONSTALL. Genetic Variation among North American Populations of Phragmites australis: Implications for Management.
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LISAMARIE WINDHAM AND LAURA A. MEYERSON. Effects of Common Reed (Phragmites australis) Expansions on Nitrogen Dynamics of Tidal Marshes of the Northeastern U.S.
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BETH RAVIT, JOAN G. EHRENFELD, AND MAX M. HAGGBLOM. A Comparison of Sediment Microbial Communities Associated with Phragmites australis and Spartina alterniflora in Two Brackish Wetlands of New Jersey.
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JILL E. ROOTH, J. COURT STEVENSON, AND JEFFREY C. CORNWELL. Increased Sediment Accretion Rates Following Invasion by Phragmites australis: The Role of Litter.
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K. W. ABLE, S. M. HAGAN, AND S. A. BROWN. Mechanisms of Marsh Habitat Alteration Due to Phragmites: Response of Young-of-the-year Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) to Treatment for Phragmites Removal.
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C. A. CURRIN, S. C. WAINRIGHT, K. W. ABLE, M. P. WEINSTEIN, AND C. M. FULLER. Determination of Food Web Support and Trophic Position of the Mummichog, Fundulus heteroclitus, in New Jersey Smooth Cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora), Common Reed (Phragmites australis), and Restored Salt Marshes.
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DIANA L. RAICHEL, KENNETH W. ABLE, AND JEAN MARIE HARTMAN. The Influence of Phragmites (Common Reed) on the Distribution, Abundance, and Potential Prey of a Resident Marsh Fish in the Hackensack Meadowlands, New Jersey.
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DAVID T. OSGOOD, DAVID J. YOZZO, RANDY M. CHAMBERS, DANA JACOBSON, TIMOTHY HOFFMAN, AND JASON WNEK. Tidal Hydrology and Habitat Utilization by Resident Nekton in Phragmites and Non-Phragmites Marshes.
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PAUL E. FELL, R. SCOTT WARREN, JOHN K. LIGHT, ROBERT L. RAWSON, JR., AND SEAN M. FAIRLEY. Comparison of Fish and Microinvertebrate Use of Typha angustifolia, Phragmites australis, and Treated Phragmites Marshes along the Lower Connecticut River.
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STEVEN Y. LITVIN AND MICHAEL P. WEINSTEIN. Life History Strategies of Estuarine Nekton: The Role of Marsh Macrophytes, Benthic Microalgae, and Phytoplankton in the Trophic Spectrum.
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THOMAS M. GROTHUES AND KENNETH W. ABLE. Response of Juvenile Fish Assemblages in Tidal Salt Marsh Creeks Treated for Phragmites Removal.
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THOMAS M. GROTHUES AND KENNETH W. ABLE. Discerning Vegetation and Environmental Correlates with Subtidal Marsh Fish Assemblage Dynamics during Phragmites Eradication Efforts: Interannual Trend Measures.
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PAUL R. JIVOFF AND KENNETH W. ABLE. Blue Crab, Callinectes sapidus, Response to the Invasive Common Reed, Phragmites australis: Abundance, Size, Sex Ratio, and Molting Frequency.
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KATHARINE C. PARSONS. Reproductive Success of Wading Birds Using Phragmites Marsh and Upland Nesting Habitats.
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R. A. CASAGRANDE, G. BALME, AND B. BLOSSEY. Rhizedra lutosa, a Natural Enemy of Phragmites australis in North America.
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BERND BLOSSEY. A Framework for Evaluating Potential Ecological Effects of Implementing Biological Control of Phragmites australis.
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R. E. TURNER AND R. S. WARREN. Valuation of Continuous and Intermittent Phragmites sp. Control.
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DAVID F. LUDWIG, TIMOTHY J. IANNUZZI, AND ANTHONY N. ESPOSITO. Phragmites and Environmental Management: A Question of Values.
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