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Jay P. Sah
Jay P. Sah
Florida Inernational University
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The southeast saline Everglades revisited: 50 years of coastal vegetation change
MS Ross, JF Meeder, JP Sah, PL Ruiz, GJ Telesnicki
Journal of Vegetation Science 11 (1), 101-112, 2000
2212000
Estimating aboveground biomass of broadleaved woody plants in the understory of Florida Keys pine forests
JP Sah, MS Ross, S Koptur, JR Snyder
Forest Ecology and Management 203 (1-3), 319-329, 2004
1372004
Wetland resource use and conservation attitudes among indigenous and migrant peoples in Ghodaghodi Lake area, Nepal
JP Sah, JT Heinen
Environmental conservation 28 (4), 345-356, 2001
1332001
Interaction of hydrology and nutrient limitation in the Ridge and Slough landscape of the southern Everglades
MS Ross, S Mitchell-Bruker, JP Sah, S Stothoff, PL Ruiz, DL Reed, ...
Hydrobiologia 569 (1), 37-59, 2006
1322006
Physiochemical characteristics of soil in tropical sal (Shorea robusta Gaertn.) forests in eastern Nepal
S Paudel, JP Sah
Himalayan Journal of Sciences 1 (2), 107-110, 2003
1132003
Rapid responses of vegetation to hydrological changes in Taylor Slough, Everglades National Park, Florida, USA
TV Armentano, JP Sah, MS Ross, DT Jones, HC Cooley, CS Smith
Hydrobiologia 569 (1), 293-309, 2006
1082006
Vegetation: environment relationships and water management in Shark Slough, Everglades National Park
MS Ross, DL Reed, JP Sah, PL Ruiz, MT Lewin
Wetlands Ecology and Management 11 (5), 291-303, 2003
912003
Smoke on the water: the interplay of fire and water flow on Everglades restoration
JL Lockwood, MS Ross, JP Sah
Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 1 (9), 462-468, 2003
822003
Chilling damage in a changing climate in coastal landscapes of the subtropical zone: a case study from south Florida
MS Ross, PL Ruiz, JP Sah, EJ Hanan
Global Change Biology 15 (7), 1817-1832, 2009
792009
Koshi Tappu Wetlands: Nepal's Ramsar Site
JP Sah
IUCN, Bangkok, 1997
681997
Fuel loads, fire regimes, and post-fire fuel dynamics in Florida Keys pine forests
JP Sah, MS Ross, JR Snyder, S Koptur, HC Cooley
International Journal of Wildland Fire 15 (4), 463-478, 2006
452006
The effects of wildfires on the magnetic properties of soils in the Everglades
BM Clement, J Javier, JP Sah, MS Ross
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 36 (4), 460-466, 2011
442011
Early post-hurricane stand development in fringe mangrove forests of contrasting productivity
MS Ross, PL Ruiz, JP Sah, DL Reed, J Walters, JF Meeder
Plant Ecology 185 (2), 283-297, 2006
422006
Effect of anthropogenic disturbance on plant species diversity in oak forests in Nepal, Central Himalaya
KB Shrestha, IE Måren, E Arneberg, JP Sah, OR Vetaas
International Journal of Biodiversity Science, Ecosystem Services …, 2013
402013
Tree–grass coexistence in the Everglades freshwater system
P D’Odorico, V Engel, JA Carr, SF Oberbauer, MS Ross, JP Sah
Ecosystems 14 (2), 298-310, 2011
402011
Growth and physriological responses of twelve tree species common in Everglades tree islands to simulated hydrologic regimes
DT Jones, JP Sah, MS Ross, SF Oberbauer, B Hwang, K Jayachandran
Wetlands 26 (3), 830-844, 2006
392006
Trajectories of vegetation response to water management in Taylor Slough, Everglades National Park, Florida
JP Sah, MS Ross, S Saha, P Minchin, J Sadle
Wetlands 34 (1), 65-79, 2014
322014
Ecological study of some high altitude medicinal and aromatic plants in the Gyasumdo valley, Manang, Nepal
SK Ghimire, JP Sah, KK Shrestha, D Bajracharya
Ecoprint 6 (1), 17-25, 1999
321999
Forest resource islands in a sub-tropical marsh: soil–site relationships in Everglades hardwood hammocks
MS Ross, JP Sah
Ecosystems 14 (4), 632-645, 2011
302011
Effect of hydrologic restoration on the habitat of the Cape Sable seaside sparrow, 2003-2004
MS Ross, JP Sah, PL Ruiz, DT Jones, H Cooley, R Travieso, F Tobias, ...
Year-2 Report submitted to US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Jacksonville …, 2004
29*2004
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