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Influence of environmental factors on the growth and interactions between salt marsh plants: effects of salinity, sediment and waterlogging

1 Artificial environmental gradients were established in a series of pot experiments to investigate the effect of salinity, sediment type and waterlogging on the growth, and interactions between Spartina anglica and Puccinellia maritima. In each experiment, one environmental variable was manipulated and plants grown in pairwise combinations to examine the effect of the environmental factor on the intensity of intra‐ and interspecific interactions, quantified using the Relative Neighbour Effect (RNE) index.