The impacts of global climate change are threatening the health and integrity of New
Zealand's seaweed ecosystems that provide crucial ecological, economic, and cultural …

Abstract The kelp Lessonia corrugata (Ochrophyta, Laminariales) is being developed for
integrated multi-trophic aquaculture (IMTA) trials in the vicinity of salmon cages in Tasmania …

Accurately quantifying primary productivity of marine macrophytes is essential to further
understanding of coastal ecosystem functioning and will allow its inclusion within marine …

Seaweed aquaculture biosecurity measures were implemented at the farm level to assess
their effectiveness on the occurrence of diseases and epiphytes, correlation of …

Increased input of terrigenous matter and pollution into coastal marine ecosystems results in
both a decline in benthic irradiance and an influx of nutrients. Though low light conditions …

While seaweed cultivation has reached an advanced stage in many Asian countries, this
industry remains nascent in Bangladesh, hindered by a lack of comprehensive site suitability …

Coastal darkening is expected to have pervasive impacts on benthic primary producers.
However, the effects of nitrogen enrichment, an often-co-occurring stressor, on benthic …

Biological invasions have become increasingly prevalent in marine ecosystems, modifying
biodiversity and altering the way ecosystems function. Understanding how variation in …

Rocky reefs throughout the temperate zone are dominated by large brown algae, which are
major foundation species and ecosystem engineers. There is usually an ecological …

Marine macroalgal communities (often termed 'forests') are ubiquitous worldwide and
underpin economical, ecological, and cultural services. In temperate coastal seas …