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Al INTRODUCTION  Al STUDY DESIGN  A4 Orientation Field Study-Fall, 1987  A4 Primary Field Study-Fall, 1987  A4 Follow-up Field Study-Spring, 1988  A7 STUDY METHODS  A7 Sample Collection  A7 Intertidal-Marsh Sample Collection  A7 Sample Preparation  A8 Sample Analysis  A9 DATA ANALYSIS  A10 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION  All Physical characteristics of the 5. alterniflora and salt-marsh sediments collected All Summary Statistics and Analysis of Variance  A13 Orientation Field Study-Fall 1987  A13 Primary Field Study-November 1987  A13 Follow-up field study-June 1988  A17 Interelement relationships in 5. alterniflora and in Sediments  A21 Spatial element concentration trends in 5. alterniflora and sediments  A22 S. alterniflora-sediment elemental relationships  A25 Seasonal element concentration trends  A36 Trace element enrichment in sediments  A38 Surface water chemistry  A43 SUMMARY  A43 LITERATURE CITED  A45 Chapter B. Baseline Element Concentrations in Soils and Plants, Bull Island, Cape Remain National Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina By L. P. Gough, R. C. Severson, and L. L. Jackson ABSTRACT  Bl Bl INTRODUCTION  Bl METHODS  B3 Study Site Description  B3 Soil and Plant Sampling Site Identification  B4 Soil and Plant Sampling  B4 Sample Preparation and Analysis  B6 Statistical Techniques  B6 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION  B7 Soil Chemistry and Spatial Trends  B7 Plant Chemistry and Spatial Trends  B9 Temporal Trends  B12 Element-Concentration Baselines  B14 LITERATURE CITED  B18 Chapter C. Assessment of Possible Anthropogenic Influences on the Biogeochemistry of the Salt Marsh and a Barrier Island at Cape Remain National Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina By L. L. Jackson, L. P. Gough, and R. C. Severson ABSTRACT  Cl Cl INTRODUCTION  Cl TRACE ELEMENTS IN ECOSYSTEMS AT CRNWR  C3 SULFUR IN ECOSYSTEMS AT CRNWR  C7 Total Sulfur in vegetation and sediments  C7 Stable sulfur isotope ratios  C9 Stable S isotope ratios in salt marsh vegetation and sediments  CIO Stable S isotope ratios in Bull Island vegetation  C12 Implications of stable sulfur isotope ratios in vegetation and sediments at CRNWR  C14 CONCLUSIONS  C17 LITERATURE CITED  C19

Biogeochemical studies of the salt marsh and a barrier island at Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina