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Salt, Water and the City: What Keeps Algerian Wetland Plants Alive

A four-year survey of nine temporary ponds in Algeria's Annaba Plain reveals 364 plant taxa whose survival hinges on salinity, flooding patterns and urban pressure.

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Salt, Water and the City: What Keeps Algerian Wetland Plants Alive

A four-year survey of nine temporary ponds in Algeria's Annaba Plain reveals 364 plant taxa whose survival hinges on salinity, flooding patterns and urban pressure.

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