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  Bat Foraging in Tamarisk and Willow: A Survey of Species Richness along the Lower Owens River in California 

  Beverwyk, Jessica (Kalamazoo College, 2004)

  Invasion by tamarisk (Tamarix spp.) has contributed to a host of problems along riparian systems in the American southwest. This non-native invasive plant originally from Eurasia has been implicated with increased ...
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  Kalamazoo River Stream Bank Erosion Site Survey Extending from Augusta to Otsego, Michigan 

  Andrus, David R. (Kalamazoo College, 1997)

  The Kalamazoo River, like all rivers, experiences an influx of various types of pollution from the elevated land around it, known as a watershed. This pollution is collectively referred to as nonpoint source pollution. ...
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  A Comparison of the Mycorrhizal Inoculum Potential of the Hydric Forests of the Kalamazoo River Riparian Ecosystem and Surrounding Mesic Forests in the Context of an Ecological Gradient 

  Reed, Jason T. (Kalamazoo College, 1998)

  A riparian ecosystem consists of the floodplain of a river. These ecosystems, found between upland terrestrial habitats and rivers, are diverse and are influenced by a flood-pulse hydrology (Gregory et al., 1990; Bayley, ...