Posidonia oceanica meadows are declining at alarming rates due to climate change and
human activities. Although P. oceanica is considered the most important and well-studied …

Spatial priorities for the conservation of three key Mediterranean habitats, ie seagrass
Posidonia oceanica meadows, coralligenous formations, and marine caves, were …

This synopsis focuses on the effects of climate change on Mediterranean seagrasses, and
associated communities, and on the contribution of the main species, Posidonia oceanica, to …

Shallow Posidonia oceanica beds (0 to− 15 m), the most common seagrass in the
Mediterranean, were mapped from aerial photographs dating from the 1920's and from 2012 …

The distribution and the vitality of the P. oceanica meadow were monitored in the western
Mediterranean at 15 sites along the coasts of Corsica (1000 km of coastline) using two …

Because of its location in the warmest corner of the Mediterranean, its proximity to the
northern entrance of the Suez Canal, ie the gateway for massive exotic biota introduction …

Past environmental conditions in the Mediterranean Sea have been proposed as main
drivers of the current patterns of distribution of genetic structure of the seagrass Posidonia …

Continuous mapping of the benthic marine habitats along the coast of Corsica is based on a
synthesis of all available historical data as well as new studies concerning sectors that are …

Finfish aquaculture has damaged seagrass meadows worldwide as wastes from the farms
can kill these habitat-forming plants. In Cyprus, the Mediterranean endemic Posidonia …

Mediterranean coasts are affected by multiple mounting pressures. In Cyprus, marine fish
farming has grown rapidly in the past decade and is concentrated in the west side of Vasiliko …