
doi: 10.1007/bf02797112
pmid: 2450669
A model of primary productivity in a salt marsh is developed and compared to a regression analysis study of data showing dependence of growth on growing season, mean tidal height, and average monthly temperatures for several grass species.
Ecology, Plant Development, Regression Analysis, Fresh Water, Seawater, Models, Theoretical
Ecology, Plant Development, Regression Analysis, Fresh Water, Seawater, Models, Theoretical
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