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Environmental drivers of methane emissions in restored wetlands of the glaciated interior plains
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• Restored CRP wetlands were midday growing season sources of methane. • Methane fluxes were modestly positively associated with restoration age. • Floating vegetation had the highest predicted methane emissions. • Water depth amplified methane fluxes in tall emergent vegetation. • Surface water methane concentrations were positively associated with fluxes.
Keywords:
Wetland restoration
Methane flux
Dissolved methane
Plant mediated fluxes
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