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Compared to low tidal marshes, high tidal marshes are characterized by

Compared to low tidal marshes, high tidal marshes are characterized by
A) lower salinity.
B) decreased input of nutrients.
C) higher tidal exchange rates.
D) a phenotypically taller, greener cordgrass (Spartina)

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