Date of Award:

5-1962

Document Type:

Thesis

Degree Name:

Master of Science (MS)

Department:

Natural Resources

Department name when degree awarded

Wildlife Biology

Committee Chair(s)

J. B. Low

Committee

J. B. Low

Committee

A. W. Stokes

Committee

T. W. Box

Committee

A. H. Holmgren

Abstract

Any marsh is a distinctive land-form of varied interest. To the agriculturist it is wasteland to be reclaimed; to the naturalist, a habitat of aesthetic value. To the ecologist, however, a marsh represents a complexity of vegetation under the influences of many and often inseparable factors. It becomes a place of challenging study.

Checksum

092fca7649ac20a7faac115acea91456

Share

COinS