530
Berkely E, Berkely D (1976) Man and the great Dismal.
Va J Sci 27:141–171
Cohen AD, Casagrande DJ, Andrejko MJ, Best GR (eds)
(1984) The Okefenokee Swamp: its natural history,
geology, and geochemistry. Wetland Surveys, Los
Alamos, 709 pp
Conner WH, Day JW Jr (1976) Productivity and composition of a bald cypress-water tupelo site and a bottomland hardwood site in a Louisiana swamp. Am J Bot
63:1354–1364
Conner WH, Day JW Jr (1987) The ecology of Barataria
Basin, Louisiana: an estuarine profi le. Biological
report 85(7.13). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, 165 pp
Craig WD, Douglas AJ, Ross LT (1980) Diel variations of
selected physico-chemical parameters in Lake
Kissimmee, Florida. Hydrobiologia 71(1–2):51–60
Dabel CV, Day FP Jr (1977) Structural composition of
four plant communities in the Great Dismal Swamp,
Virginia. Torrey Botanical Club Bull 104:352–360
Dahl TE, Johnson CE (1991) Wetland status and trends in
the Conterminous United States mid-1970s to mid1980s. U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife
Service, Washington, DC, 21 pp
Day FP (1982) Litter decomposition rates in the seasonally
fl ooded Great Dismal Swamp. Ecology 63:670–678
Dugan P (1993) Wetlands in danger. Michael Beasely,
Reed International Books, London, pp 192
Dunbar JB, Britsch LD, Kemp EB (1992) Land loss rates,
Report 3, Louisiana Coastal Plain. Technical report
GL-90-2, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterways
Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS
Frayer WE, Monahan TJ, Bowden DC, Graybill FA
(1983) Status and trends of wetlands and deepwater
habitat in the Conterminous United States, 1950s to
1970s. Department of Forest and Wood Sciences,
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, pp 32
Glooschenko V, Grondin P (1988) Wetland of eastern
temperate Canada. In: National Wetlands Working
Group (ed) Wetlands of Canada Environment Canada,
Ottawa, Ontario, and Polyscience Publications,
Montreal, pp 199–248
Gosselink JG (1984) The ecology of delta marshes of
Coastal Louisiana: a community profi le (FWS/OBS84/09). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington,
DC, pp 134
Gray LC, Baker OE, Marschner FJ, Weitz OB, Chapline
WE, Shepard W, Zon R (1924) The utilization of our
lands for crops, pasture, and forests. In: U.S. Department
of Agriculture Yearbook (1923). Government Printing
Offi ce, Washington. DC, pp 415–506
Hamilton SK, Sippel SJ, Melack JM (1996) Inundation
patterns in the Pantanal wetland of South America
determined from passive microwave remote sensing.
Archiv für Hydrobiologie 137:1–23
Heckman CW (1994) The seasonal succession of biotic
components in wetlands of the tropical wet-and-dry
climatic zone. I. Physical and chemical causes and
biological effects in the Pantanal of Mato Grosso,
Brazil. Internationale Revue Gesamten Hydrobiologie
79:397–421
Herdendorf CE (1987) The ecology of the coastal marshes
of Western Lake Erie: a community profi le. Biological
Report 85(7.9). U.S. fi sh and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, 171 pp (Plus microfi che appendices)
Junk WJ (1993) Wetlands of tropical South America. In:
Whigham DF, Dykyjova D, Hejny S (eds) Wetlands of
the world, I: inventory, ecology, and management.
Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, pp 679–739
Kaatz MR (1955) The Black Swamp: a study in historical
geography. Ann Asso Am Geograph 35:1–35
Kemp GP, Day JW Jr (1984) Nutrient dynamics in a
Louisiana Swamp receiving agricultural runoff. In:
Ewel KC, Odum HT (eds) Cypress swamps. University
Presses of Florida, Gainesville, pp 286–293
Kirk PW Jr (1979) The great Dismal swamp. University
Press of Virginia, Charlottesville, pp 427
Knight RL, Winchester BH, Higman JC (1984) Carolina
Bays – feasibility for effl uent advanced treatment and
disposal. Wetlands 4:177–204
Kologiski RL (1977) The phytosociology of the Green
Swamp, North Carolina. Technical Bulletin 20. North
Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, Raleigh,
101 pp
Krieger K, Klarer DM, Heath R (1992) Coastal wetlands
of the Laurentian Great Lakes: current knowledge and
research needs. J Great Lakes Res 18(4):525–699
LaBaugh JW (1986) Wetland ecosystem studies from a
hydrologic perspective. Water Res Bull 22:1–10
Laderman AD (1989) The ecology of the Atlantic White
Cedar wetlands: a community profi le. Biological
report 85(7.21). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, pp 114
Lide RF, Meentemyer VG, Pinder JE, Beatty LM (1995)
Hydrology of a Carolina Bay located on the Upper
Coastal Plain of western South Carolina. Wetlands
15:47–57
McCoy MB, Rodriguez JM (1994) Cattail ( Typha domingensis ) eradication methods in the restoration of the
tropical seasonal freshwater marsh. In: Mitsch WJ (ed)
Global wetlands: old world and new. Elsevier,
Amsterdam, pp 469–482
Meyer AH (1935) The Kankakee “Marsh” of northern
Indiana and Illinois. Michigan Acad Sci Arts Lett Pap
21:359–396
Mitsch WJ (1989) Wetlands of Ohio’s Coastal Lake Erie:
a hierarchy of systems. NTIS, OHSU-BS-007. Ohio
Sea Grant Program, Columbus, 186 pp
Mitsch WJ (1992a) Landscape design and the role of created, restored, and natural riparian wetlands in controlling nonpoint source pollution. Ecol Eng 1:27–47
Mitsch WJ (1992b) Combining ecosystem and landscape
approaches to Great Lakes wetlands. Journal of Great
Lakes Research 18:552–570
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (2000) The value of wetlands:
importance of scale and landscape setting. Ecol Econ
36:14–18
Mitsch WJ, Rust WG (1984) Tree growth responses to
fl ooding in a bottomland forest in northeastern Illinois.
For Sci 30:499–510
Mitsch WJ, Mitsch RH, Turner RE (1994a) Wetlands of
the old and new worlds – ecology and management.
23 Wetlands of America
Berkely E, Berkely D (1976) Man and the great Dismal.
Va J Sci 27:141–171
Cohen AD, Casagrande DJ, Andrejko MJ, Best GR (eds)
(1984) The Okefenokee Swamp: its natural history,
geology, and geochemistry. Wetland Surveys, Los
Alamos, 709 pp
Conner WH, Day JW Jr (1976) Productivity and composition of a bald cypress-water tupelo site and a bottomland hardwood site in a Louisiana swamp. Am J Bot
63:1354–1364
Conner WH, Day JW Jr (1987) The ecology of Barataria
Basin, Louisiana: an estuarine profi le. Biological
report 85(7.13). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, 165 pp
Craig WD, Douglas AJ, Ross LT (1980) Diel variations of
selected physico-chemical parameters in Lake
Kissimmee, Florida. Hydrobiologia 71(1–2):51–60
Dabel CV, Day FP Jr (1977) Structural composition of
four plant communities in the Great Dismal Swamp,
Virginia. Torrey Botanical Club Bull 104:352–360
Dahl TE, Johnson CE (1991) Wetland status and trends in
the Conterminous United States mid-1970s to mid1980s. U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife
Service, Washington, DC, 21 pp
Day FP (1982) Litter decomposition rates in the seasonally
fl ooded Great Dismal Swamp. Ecology 63:670–678
Dugan P (1993) Wetlands in danger. Michael Beasely,
Reed International Books, London, pp 192
Dunbar JB, Britsch LD, Kemp EB (1992) Land loss rates,
Report 3, Louisiana Coastal Plain. Technical report
GL-90-2, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterways
Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS
Frayer WE, Monahan TJ, Bowden DC, Graybill FA
(1983) Status and trends of wetlands and deepwater
habitat in the Conterminous United States, 1950s to
1970s. Department of Forest and Wood Sciences,
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, pp 32
Glooschenko V, Grondin P (1988) Wetland of eastern
temperate Canada. In: National Wetlands Working
Group (ed) Wetlands of Canada Environment Canada,
Ottawa, Ontario, and Polyscience Publications,
Montreal, pp 199–248
Gosselink JG (1984) The ecology of delta marshes of
Coastal Louisiana: a community profi le (FWS/OBS84/09). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington,
DC, pp 134
Gray LC, Baker OE, Marschner FJ, Weitz OB, Chapline
WE, Shepard W, Zon R (1924) The utilization of our
lands for crops, pasture, and forests. In: U.S. Department
of Agriculture Yearbook (1923). Government Printing
Offi ce, Washington. DC, pp 415–506
Hamilton SK, Sippel SJ, Melack JM (1996) Inundation
patterns in the Pantanal wetland of South America
determined from passive microwave remote sensing.
Archiv für Hydrobiologie 137:1–23
Heckman CW (1994) The seasonal succession of biotic
components in wetlands of the tropical wet-and-dry
climatic zone. I. Physical and chemical causes and
biological effects in the Pantanal of Mato Grosso,
Brazil. Internationale Revue Gesamten Hydrobiologie
79:397–421
Herdendorf CE (1987) The ecology of the coastal marshes
of Western Lake Erie: a community profi le. Biological
Report 85(7.9). U.S. fi sh and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, 171 pp (Plus microfi che appendices)
Junk WJ (1993) Wetlands of tropical South America. In:
Whigham DF, Dykyjova D, Hejny S (eds) Wetlands of
the world, I: inventory, ecology, and management.
Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, pp 679–739
Kaatz MR (1955) The Black Swamp: a study in historical
geography. Ann Asso Am Geograph 35:1–35
Kemp GP, Day JW Jr (1984) Nutrient dynamics in a
Louisiana Swamp receiving agricultural runoff. In:
Ewel KC, Odum HT (eds) Cypress swamps. University
Presses of Florida, Gainesville, pp 286–293
Kirk PW Jr (1979) The great Dismal swamp. University
Press of Virginia, Charlottesville, pp 427
Knight RL, Winchester BH, Higman JC (1984) Carolina
Bays – feasibility for effl uent advanced treatment and
disposal. Wetlands 4:177–204
Kologiski RL (1977) The phytosociology of the Green
Swamp, North Carolina. Technical Bulletin 20. North
Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station, Raleigh,
101 pp
Krieger K, Klarer DM, Heath R (1992) Coastal wetlands
of the Laurentian Great Lakes: current knowledge and
research needs. J Great Lakes Res 18(4):525–699
LaBaugh JW (1986) Wetland ecosystem studies from a
hydrologic perspective. Water Res Bull 22:1–10
Laderman AD (1989) The ecology of the Atlantic White
Cedar wetlands: a community profi le. Biological
report 85(7.21). U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Washington, DC, pp 114
Lide RF, Meentemyer VG, Pinder JE, Beatty LM (1995)
Hydrology of a Carolina Bay located on the Upper
Coastal Plain of western South Carolina. Wetlands
15:47–57
McCoy MB, Rodriguez JM (1994) Cattail ( Typha domingensis ) eradication methods in the restoration of the
tropical seasonal freshwater marsh. In: Mitsch WJ (ed)
Global wetlands: old world and new. Elsevier,
Amsterdam, pp 469–482
Meyer AH (1935) The Kankakee “Marsh” of northern
Indiana and Illinois. Michigan Acad Sci Arts Lett Pap
21:359–396
Mitsch WJ (1989) Wetlands of Ohio’s Coastal Lake Erie:
a hierarchy of systems. NTIS, OHSU-BS-007. Ohio
Sea Grant Program, Columbus, 186 pp
Mitsch WJ (1992a) Landscape design and the role of created, restored, and natural riparian wetlands in controlling nonpoint source pollution. Ecol Eng 1:27–47
Mitsch WJ (1992b) Combining ecosystem and landscape
approaches to Great Lakes wetlands. Journal of Great
Lakes Research 18:552–570
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (2000) The value of wetlands:
importance of scale and landscape setting. Ecol Econ
36:14–18
Mitsch WJ, Rust WG (1984) Tree growth responses to
fl ooding in a bottomland forest in northeastern Illinois.
For Sci 30:499–510
Mitsch WJ, Mitsch RH, Turner RE (1994a) Wetlands of
the old and new worlds – ecology and management.
23 Wetlands of America