Salt Marshes: Function, Dynamics, and Stresses

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Edited by Duncan M. FitzGerald, Boston University, Zoe J. Hughes, Boston University

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: June 2021
Print publication year:: 2021
Online ISBN:: 9781316888933
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316888933

Subjects:: Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Science, Geomorphology and Physical Geography

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Salt marshes are highly dynamic and important ecosystems that dampen impacts of coastal storms and are an integral part of tidal wetland systems, which sequester half of all global marine carbon. They are now being threatened due to sea-level rise, decreased sediment influx, and human encroachment. This book provides a comprehensive review of the latest salt marsh science, investigating their functions and how they are responding to stresses through formation of salt pannes and pools, headward erosion of tidal creeks, marsh-edge erosion, ice-fracturing, and ice-rafted sedimentation. Written by experts in marsh ecology, coastal geomorphology, wetland biology, estuarine hydrodynamics, and coastal sedimentation, it provides a multidisciplinary summary of recent advancements in our knowledge of salt marshes. The future of wetlands and potential deterioration of salt marshes is also considered, providing a go-to reference for graduate students and researchers studying these coastal systems, as well as marsh managers and restoration scientists.

‘The numerous contributing authors provide important insights that would be useful for decision-making needed by towns and cities facing changes in their shorelines … Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals.’

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Function, Dynamics, and Stresses

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Salt Marshes
pp i-ii

Salt Marshes - Title page
pp iii-iii

Copyright page
pp iv-iv

Contents
pp v-vii

Contributors
pp viii-xi

Acknowledgments
pp xii-xii

1 - State of Salt Marshes
pp 1-6

Part I - Marsh Function
pp 7-154

2 - Salt Marsh Distribution, Vegetation, and Evolution
pp 9-30

3 - Salt Marsh Formation
pp 31-52

4 - Salt Marsh Hydrodynamics
pp 53-81

5 - Community Ecology of Salt Marshes
pp 82-112

6 - The Role of Marshes in Coastal Nutrient Dynamics and Loss
pp 113-154

Part II - Marsh Dynamics
pp 155-334

7 - Marsh Equilibrium Theory
pp 157-177

8 - Salt Marsh Ecogeomorphic Processes and Dynamics
pp 178-224

9 - Salt Marsh Sediments as Recorders of Holocene Relative Sea-Level Change
pp 225-256

10 - Storm Processes and Salt Marsh Dynamics
pp 257-277

11 - Understanding Marsh Dynamics
pp 278-299

12 - Understanding Marsh Dynamics
pp 300-334

Part III - Marsh Response to Stress
pp 335-481

13 - Climatic Impacts on Salt Marsh Vegetation
pp 337-366

14 - Impacts of Exotic and Native Species Invading Tidal Marshes
pp 367-387

15 - Marsh Edge Erosion
pp 388-422

16 - Upland Migration of North American Salt Marshes
pp 423-442

17 - Restoration of Tidal Marshes
pp 443-475

18 - Impacts of Climate Change and Sea Level Rise
pp 476-481

Index
pp 482-486

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