1. Foreword

   • Mary E. Kentula
   • Teresa K. Magee

   Special Section on Wetlands in an Urbanizing Landscape Pages: 475 - 476

2. Evaluating the effects of wetland regulation through hydrogeomorphic classification and landscape profiles

   • Stephanie E. Gwin
   • Mary E. Kentula
   • Paul W. Shaffer

   Special Section on Wetlands in an Urbanizing Landscape Pages: 477 - 489

3. Characterization of wetland hydrology using hydrogeomorphic classification

   • Paul W. Shaffer
   • Mary E. Kentula
   • Stephanie E. Gwin

   Special Section on Wetlands in an Urbanizing Landscape Pages: 490 - 504

4. Distribution of soil organic matter in freshwater emergent/open water wetlands in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area

   • Paul W. Shaffer
   • Ted L. Ernst

   Special Section on Wetlands in an Urbanizing Landscape Pages: 505 - 516

5. Floristic comparison of freshwater wetlands in an urbanizing environment

   • Teresa K. Magee
   • Ted L. Ernst
   • Kathleen A. Dwire

   Special Section on Wetlands in an Urbanizing Landscape Pages: 517 - 534

6. Effects of rooting by feral hogsSus scrofa L. on the structure of a floodplain vegetation assemblage

   • D. Albrey Arrington
   • Louis A. Toth
   • Joseph W. Koebel

   Regular Submissions Pages: 535 - 544

7. Recent wetlands trends (1981/82–1994) in the Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA

   • Joseph A. Bernert
   • Joseph M. Eilers
   • Kenneth F. Bierly

   Regular Submissions Pages: 545 - 559

8. Hydrogeomorphic (HGM) assessment—A test of user consistency

   • Dennis F. Whigham
   • Lyndon C. Lee
   • Wade L. Nutter

   Regular Submissions Pages: 560 - 569

9. Evolution of a freshwater barrier-island marsh in coastal Georgia, USA

   • Robert K. Booth
   • Fredrick J. Rich
   • Nancy A. Brannen

   Regular Submissions Pages: 570 - 577

10. Influence of agriculture on aquatic invertebrate communities of temporary wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region of North Dakota, USA

    • Ned H. Euliss
    • David M. Mushet

    Regular Submissions Pages: 578 - 583

11. Response of breeding birds to shearing and burning in wetland brush ecosystems

    • Jo Ann M. Hanowski
    • Donald P. Christian
    • Mark C. Nelson

    Regular Submissions Pages: 584 - 593

12. Effects of winter burning and structural marsh management on vegetation and winter bird abundance in the Gulf Coast Chenier Plain, USA

    • Steven W. Gabrey
    • Alan D. Afton
    • Barry C. Wilson

    Regular Submissions Pages: 594 - 606

13. Laboratory comparison of soil redox conditions between red soils and brown soils in Minnesota, USA

    • Daniel B. Wheeler
    • James A. Thompson
    • Jay C. Bell

    Regular Submissions Pages: 607 - 616

14. Altered hydrology effects on Louisiana salt marsh function

    • Nathan L. Kuhn
    • Irving A. Mendelssohn
    • Denise J. Reed

    Regular Submissions Pages: 617 - 626

15. Amphipods, land-use impacts, and lesser scaup (Aythya affinis) distribution in Saskatchewan wetlands

    • Dorothy H. Lindeman
    • Robert G. Clark

    Regular Submissions Pages: 627 - 638

16. Patterns of tree species richness in forested wetlands

    • Teri M. Keogh
    • Paul A. Keddy
    • Lauchlan H. Fraser

    Regular Submissions Pages: 639 - 647

17. Insects as indicators of land use in three ecoregions in the Prairie Pothole Region

    • David J. Anderson
    • Bruce Vondracek

    Regular Submissions Pages: 648 - 664

18. The effects of acid rock drainage onCarex aquatilis leaf litter decomposition in rocky Mountain fens

    • Christopher D. Arp
    • David J. Cooper
    • John D. Stednick

    Regular Submissions Pages: 665 - 674

19. Calibration of modern pollen along a nutrient gradient in Everglades Water Conservation Area-2A

    • Jennifer E. Jensen
    • Sherri R. Cooper
    • Curtis J. Richardson

    Regular Submissions Pages: 675 - 688

20. Nutrient retention dynamics of the Everglades Nutrient Removal Project

    • Mohamed Z. Moustafa

    Regular Submissions Pages: 689 - 704

21. The importance of propagule predation in a forest of nonindigenous mangrove trees

    • Orlo C. Steele
    • Katherine C. Ewel
    • Guillermo Goldstein

    Note Pages: 705 - 708

22. Additional regression equations for predicting seed yield of moist-soil plants

    • Mark H. Sherfy
    • Roy L. Kirkpatrick

    Note Pages: 709 - 714