The Effect of Increased Sediment Accretion on the Survival and Growth ofRhizophora apiculataSeedlings

Jorge Terrados; U. Thampanya; N. Srichai; P. Kheowvongsri; Ole Geertz‐Hansen; S. Boromthanarath; N. Panapitukkul; Carlos M. Duarte

doi:10.1006/ecss.1997.0262

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