Data from <b>Salinity and Nutrient Uptake Potential of Two Plant Species in Constructed Floating Wetlands</b>

This study evaluated the effect of salinity (0.5, 5.0, and 18 g×L^-1) and nutrient concentration (low: 0.40 mg×L^-1 N and 0.06 mg×L^-1 P; high: 2.50 mg×L^-1 N and 0.38 mg×L^-1 P) on nutrient removal in CFWs using <i>Spartina alterniflora</i> and <i>Juncus roemerianus</i> over a period of ten weeks<i>.</i> Data included in excel file:water physiochemical parameters (Temperature, dissolved oxygen, specific conductivity, salinity, &amp; pH)plant biomass (dry weight)plant biomass (fresh weight)initial nutrient composition of plants whether harvested from a marsh or grown in a nurseryplant tissue nutrient (macro- and micronutrient) concentrationstotal final concentrations of nutrients in plant tissues (whole plant, root, &amp; shoot)concentrations of nutrients in aqueous solutionremoval efficiencies from water aided by floating wetland plantscumulative removal of total dissolved nitrogen and phosphate-phosphorusdaily removal rate for N and P (mg/m²/day)mass balance of treatments by weekStatistical analysis files (4) detail analyses completed for the experiment. saved within the data structure are the graphs and models completed. Data used are those from the Excel file