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   "abstract": "This report is part of a series of profiles on the ecology of wetland and \ndeepwater habitats. This particular profile addresses red maple swamps in the glaciated \nnortheastern United States. Red maple (Acer rubrum) swamp is a dominant wetland \ntype in most of the region; it reaches its greatest abundance in southern New England \nand northern New Jersey, where it comprises 60-800/o of all inland wetlands. Red maple \nswamps occur in a wide variety of hydrogeologic settings, from small, isolated basins in \ntill or glaciofluvial deposits to extensive wetland complexes on glacial lake beds, and from \nhillside seeps to stream floodplains and lake edges. Individual swamps may be seasonally \nflooded, temporarily flooded, or seasonally saturated, and soils may be mineral or organic. \nAs many as five distinct vegetation layers may occur in these swamps, including trees, \nsaplings, shrubs, herbs, and ground cover plants such as bryophytes and clubmosses. On \na regional scale, red maple swamps support at least 50 species of trees, more than \n90 species of shrubs and vines, and more than 300 species of nonwoody plants. These \nswamps also provide habitat for a rich faunal community, including several \nwetland-dependent species. In areas that are becoming urbanized, these wetlands often \nconstitute critical habitat for facultative species as well. Red maple swamps also are \nimportant sites for flood storage, water quality improvement, recreation, scenic beauty, \nand open space.",
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