October 2003
Special Circular 192
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
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P. Charles Goebel School of Natural Resources Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center |
David M. Hix School of Natural Resources The Ohio State University |
Marie E. Semko-Duncan School of Natural Resources Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center |
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Abstract Introduction Riparian Areas and Reference Conditions Methods Summary of Different Survey Types |
Riparian Reference Conditions by Ecoregion |
Conclusions Literature Cited |
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