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Controlled burns boost marsh island root systems: study

Summary by Coastal Review Online

Outer Banks Field Site undergraduate students conduct field work at Audubon Pine Island Sanctuary and Center in Currituck County. Photo: Courtesy, UNC Institute for the Environment Outer Banks Field Site Undergraduate students who spent their fall semester studying Currituck Sound may have broken new ground in understanding the effects of controlled burns on a marsh island. For the project, students compared vegetative changes to the marsh isla…

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Controlled burns boost marsh island root systems: study

Outer Banks Field Site undergraduate students conduct field work at Audubon Pine Island Sanctuary and Center in Currituck County. Photo: Courtesy, UNC Institute for the Environment Outer Banks Field Site Undergraduate students who spent their fall semester studying Currituck Sound may have broken new ground in understanding the effects of controlled burns on a marsh island. For the project, students compared vegetative changes to the marsh isla…

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