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Influence of Conservation Practices on Ecosystem Services Provided by Playa Wetlands in the High Plains

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Influence of Conservation Practices on Ecosystem Services Provided by Playa Wetlands in the High Plains: .

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The majority of the High Plains region is comprised of shortgrass prairie. Within this shortgrass prairie region playas are the dominant wetland type and hydrological feature. Playas are shallow depressional recharge wetlands each existing within their individual catchments. The High Plains is also one of the most intensively cultivated regions in the western hemisphere. Therefore playas are directly influenced by agricultural practices and USDA conservation programs. The primary ecosystem services provided by playas include biotic habitat flood-water storage and

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