Seagrass production around artificial reefs is resistant to human

Artificial reefs might help to restore the ocean’s ability to fight against climate change. The reefs boost the productivity of seagrass meadows by attracting fish, which can improve the ability of these habitats to lock up more carbon dioxide beneath the waves. Breeze blocks placed in one of the ocean’s most endangered habitats provide an […]

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PDF) Structural complexity governs seagrass acclimatization to depth with relevant consequences for meadow production, macrophyte diversity and habitat carbon storage capacity

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Seagrass leaf production. (a) Association between meadow leaf

Images of the edge of the seagrass meadow at the shore and of the

Effect of epiphytes on the physical microenvironment in the seagrass

Seagrass production around artificial reefs is resistant to human stressors

N input to coasts as fertilizer run-off versus N removed in commercial