Question

Formulate a research question that could be posed by researchers while studying and attempting to remediate Brown Marsh?

Answer 1

Answer is B What environmental factors caused certain wetlands plants to become stressed enough to die?

Step-by-step explanation:

What environmental factors caused certain wetlands plants to become stressed enough to die? This is a start. Chances were it was not just one factor. Salinity may have played a role, but what else? In fact, they concluded that under severe drought conditions and other interacting factors, plants became stressed or died because of low soil moisture combined with physical and chemical changes in the soil that likely resulted in soil oxidation, soil acidification and metal toxicity. Somewhat elevated salinity and fungal pathogens may have played a secondary role in salt marsh dieback.

Answer 2

To what extent is the chemical composition and other abiotic factors of Louisiana's waters contributing to the proliferation of Brown Marsh?

From the question above, we have factors that are identifiable as the object of the research.

They are:

• The chemical composition of Louisiana's waters
• Other abiotic factors (that is other non-living factors)

The second option here, if it is too vast, may be limited by the researcher to a maximum of three factors to ensure that the research questions remains feasible.

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