Ocean acidification has been consistently evidenced to have profound and lasting impacts
on marine species. Observations have shown seagrasses to be highly susceptible to future …

Seagrasses are foundation species in coastal ecosystems promoting biodiversity and
community structure. Future marine carbonate chemistry under ocean acidification may …

Dissolved carbon dioxide (CO2) in seawater lowers water pH and can disrupt microbial
nutrient cycles. It is unclear how acidification impacts hot spots of nutrient cycling in marine …

Seeds represent the main assets for nature-based solutions for species propagation, they
are the link between the end of the reproductive cycle of adult plants and the establishment …

This report was commissioned by WWF, The Wildlife Trusts and the RSPB to assess the
extent, scale, distribution and potential of the current blue carbon sinks in the English …

Zostera marina is a seagrass species that acts as an ecosystem engineer, creating
biodiversity-rich habitats that offer important ecosystem services. The species is, however, in …

Nitrogen (N)-loading contributes to coastal habitat degradation through hypoxia and harmful
algal blooms. In urbanized estuaries, respiration and decomposition of macroalgal blooms …

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