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This study investigates the relationship between soil properties, specifically total organic content (TOC) and grain size, and the presence of submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) in Barnegat Bay, New Jersey. It was found that grain size is a strong predictor of SAV presence, with optimal conditions being 79% sand, 13% silt, and 9% clay, while no significant relationship was established between TOC and SAV. The findings aim to inform restoration efforts by identifying threshold values for soil conditions cond

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