Concept
Defines Wetland
Introduction to Soil Science / Wetlands and Other Poorly-Aerated Soils
"Wetlands are ecosystems in which frequent flooding is a defining and sustaining feature. They generally have wetland hydrology, hydric soils, and hydrophytic vegetation. They occur in low landscape positions, closed depressions, areas near water bodies, and coastal zones affected by tides."
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