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Research ArticleSPECIAL RESEARCH SECTION: RESEARCH INTRODUCTION

Improving the ability to include freshwater wetland plants in process-based models

A.S. Williams, D.M. Mushet, M. Lang, G.W. McCarty, J.A. Shaffer, S. Njambi Kahara, M.-V.V. Johnson and J.R. Kiniry
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation November 2020, 75 (6) 704-712; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2489/jswc.2020.00089
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    Wetlands simulated from left to right are in California, North Dakota, and Delmarva. All five locations measured are shown below.

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    Comparing measured and simulated plant yields for all data using singles site runs, runs of individual sites of the multisite species, and runs for the functional groups.

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    Comparing measured and simulated plant yields just as in figure 2, but using multisite species average value instead of runs from each site of the multisite species.

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A.S. Williams, D.M. Mushet, M. Lang, G.W. McCarty, J.A. Shaffer, S. Njambi Kahara, M.-V.V. Johnson, J.R. Kiniry
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation Nov 2020, 75 (6) 704-712; DOI: 10.2489/jswc.2020.00089

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A.S. Williams, D.M. Mushet, M. Lang, G.W. McCarty, J.A. Shaffer, S. Njambi Kahara, M.-V.V. Johnson, J.R. Kiniry
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation Nov 2020, 75 (6) 704-712; DOI: 10.2489/jswc.2020.00089
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