Influence of flooding on baldcypress endophyte community composition and its effects on plant responses to inundation stress


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Coastal wetlands provide substantial ecosystem services. Baldcypress trees (Taxodium distichum) dominate coastal flooded forests (swamps) and are crucially important to the Gulf Coast region as the major buffers against storm damage. The productivity of these trees is tied closely to hydrological processes. Page 17 of the CELT Research Abstract Booklet. Miranda worked in conjunction with Emma Darr.

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Influence of flooding on baldcypress endophyte community composition and its effects on plant responses to inundation stress

Researcher

Hendrix, Miranda

Faculty

Sunshine Van Bael, Ph.D.

Description

Coastal wetlands provide substantial ecosystem services. Baldcypress trees (Taxodium distichum) dominate coastal flooded forests (swamps) and are crucially important to the Gulf Coast region as the major buffers against storm damage. The productivity of these trees is tied closely to hydrological processes. Page 17 of the CELT Research Abstract Booklet. Miranda worked in conjunction with Emma Darr.

Topical Subject(s)

Baldcypress
Trees--Seedlings--Effect of floods on
Endophytic fungi

Geographical Subject(s)

Gulf Coast (U.S.)

Language

eng

File Type

pdf

Identifier (local)

CELT_AB_17

Extent

page 17 of 36

Type of Resource

text

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The Center for Engaged Learning & Teaching, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

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New Orleans (La.)

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