Habitat restoration is becoming an increasingly prevalent tool in the armoury of marine
conservation, particularly given the expanding interest in creating nature-based solutions to …

Polyploidy is a significant component in the evolution of many taxa, particularly plant groups.
However, new polyploids face substantial fitness disadvantages due to a lack of same …

Sexual reproduction is critical to the resilience of seagrass beds impacted by habitat
degradation or environmental changes, as robust seed banks allow new shoots to establish …

The marine angiosperm, Zostera marina, utilizes both asexual and sexual reproduction to
grow, persist, and recover in dynamic environments. Sexual reproduction could be …

Intertidal seagrass meadows are exposed to both marine and terrestrial environmental
constraints. Seagrass vulnerability to climate changes in these highly dynamic and thermally …

Variation in the timing of sexual reproduction, as well as differences in the relative
investment in asexual vs sexual reproduction, commonly occurs among populations. Less is …

Seagrass beds are recognized as pivotal and among the most vulnerable coastal marine
ecosystems globally. The eelgrass Zostera marina L. is the most widely distributed seagrass …

For invading species, reproduction is a critical determinant of population establishment as
well as spread into new areas. When species have multiple modes of reproduction, the …

Because sexual reproduction is essential for the establishment and persistence of seagrass
meadows, flowering intensity is an important trait that influences the resilience and stability …

We conducted field sampling over 19 months to investigate eelgrass population
reproduction status and ecological interactions in a large seagrass meadow in a eutrophic …