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January 1, 1999Regulated Rivers Research & Management

Tolerance of riverine plants to flooding and exposure indicated by water regime

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SBStuart BlanchInland Fisheries ServiceGGGeorge G. GanfThe University of AdelaideKWKeith F. WalkerUniversity of Saskatchewan

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