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Collaborative Research: Climate variability causes catastrophic loss of a foundation species; secondary succession pathways determine the consequences

Organization Texas A&M UniversityLocation COLLEGE STATION, United StatesPosted 15 Aug 2025Deadline 31 Jul 2030
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationTX
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Variability in weather can have strong effects on ecological communities, especially near geographic range limits. Mangroves (salt tolerant trees) and salt marsh plants (mostly grasses) both live on the coast, but mangroves cannot tolerate hard freezes and so are more common in the tropics. A hard freeze will kill most mangroves, leaving behind…

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