Flow interaction with dynamic vegetation patches: Implications for biogeomorphic evolution of a tidal landscape
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Patrick Meire | David P. Callaghan | Stijn Temmerman | Tjeerd J. Bouma | P. van Steeg | S. Temmerman | P. Steeg | T. Bouma | D. Callaghan | J. Schoelynck | P. Meire | T. Balke | M. Vries | F. Dekker | Jonas Schoelynck | Thorsten Balke | M. B. de Vries | P. C. Klaassen | L. A. van Duren | Wouter Vandenbruwaene | W. Vandenbruwaene | E. Martini | Geert Biermans | F. Dekker | G. Biermans | L. Duren | P. Klaassen | E. Martini
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