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A new technique for tidal habitat restoration: Evaluation of its hydrological potentials

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The ebb and flood of Silica: Quantifying dissolved and biogenic silica fluxes from a temperate salt marsh

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In situ biogenic silica variations in the invasive salt marsh plant, Spartina alterniflora: A possible link with environmental stress

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Calcium and silica biomineralizations in leaves of eleven aquatic species of the Pampean Plain, Argentina

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Medium- and Long-term Recovery of Estuarine and Coastal Ecosystems: Patterns, Rates and Restoration Effectiveness

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Silica content in soil solution and its relation with phytolith weathering and silica biogeochemical cycle in Typical Argiudolls of the Pampean Plain, Argentina—a preliminary study

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Fire and grazing impacts on silica production and storage in grass dominated ecosystems

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Restoration of tidal freshwater vegetation using controlled reduced tide (CRT) along the Schelde Estuary (Belgium)

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Spatiotemporal aspects of silica buffering in restored tidal marshes

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Silica: an essential nutrient in wetland biogeochemistry

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