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Table 2' <br /> WETLAND TYPES FOUND WITHIN THE <br /> VERONA BYPASS STUDY AREA <br /> WETLAND CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM <br /> CIRCULAR 39 COWARDIN et.al. (1979) CURTIS (1959) <br /> Fresh (wet) Meadows Type II Palustrine, emergent Southern sedge <br /> and Sedge Meadows persistent, saturated meadow <br /> Shallow Marshes Type III Palustrine, emergent Emergent aquatic <br /> persistent, seasonal <br /> Deep Marshes Type IV Palustrine, emergent Emergent and <br /> persistent, and aquatic submerged <br /> bed submergent, semi- aquatic <br /> permanent to permanent <br /> Shallow, Type V Palustrine, aquatic bed Submerged and <br /> Open Water submergent, permanent; emergent <br /> or lacustrine, littoral aquatic <br /> aquatic bed, submergent <br /> permanent <br /> Shrub Swamps Type VI Palustrine, scrub-shrub Shrub-carr <br /> broadleaved deciduous <br /> saturated <br /> Lowland Hardwood Types I Palustrine, forested, Southern wet <br /> Forests and VII broadleaved deciduous, to wet-mesic <br /> temporary or saturated forest <br /> References: Cowardin, L. , V. Carter, F. Golet and E. LaRoe, 1979 <br /> Curtis, J. T. 1959 <br /> Shaw, S. and C. Fredine, 1956 <br />