Clam harvesting decreases the sedimentary carbon stock of a Zostera marina meadow
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- article
- Published
- 2017-12-01
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- 18
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- 61
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Keywords
Blue carbon, Seagrass, Environmental science, Zostera marina, Ecosystem
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- Population dynamics of a fragmented subtidal Zostera marina population affected by shell fishing
- Sedimentary organic carbon and nitrogen stocks of intertidal seagrass meadows in a dynamic and impacted wetland: Effects of coastal infrastructure constructions and meadow establishment time.
- Enhancing recognition of seagrass ecosystems through communication planning based on historical and present social perception studies
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