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Faecal bacterial communities differ amongst discrete foraging populations of dugongs along the east Australian coast. [PDF]
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Antifungal Natural Products Originating from Endophytic and Rhizospheric Microbes Isolated from Coastal Vegetation. [PDF]
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Physiological responses of Enhalus acoroides to osmotic stress
Botanica Marina, 2018AbstractThis study aims to examine photophysiological and osmotic responses in seedlings of the seagrassEnhalus acoroidesafter exposure to different salinity levels. Seagrass seedlings were grown for 20 days in control (salinity 30), hyposaline (salinity 10 and 20) and hypersaline (salinity 40 and 50) conditions. The present study showed that both hypo-
Pimchanok Buapet +1 more
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DISTRIBUTION AND GROWTH CONDITION OF ENHALUS ACOROIDES IN IRIOMOTE ISLAND
Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers Ser B3 (Ocean Engineering), 2014 Tomokazu Murakami +2 more
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Establishing healthy seedlings of Enhalus acoroides for the tropical seagrass restoration
Journal of Environmental Management, 2021Enhalus acoroides, the dominant species in tropical seagrass meadows, is experiencing declines worldwide for complicated reasons and the restoration of these meadows is extremely urgent. Nursery stock grown from the initial seedlings could be used to enhance success of E. acoroides meadow restoration. In this study, the effects of different cultivation
Hu, Li, Jianguo, Liu, Xingkai, Che
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Effect of Hypoxia on Photosystem II of Tropical Seagrass Enhalus acoroides in the Dark
Photochemistry and Photobiology, 2021AbstractHypoxia induced by eutrophication has become an important factor threatening the survival of coastal life such as Enhalus acoroides. The purpose of the current study was to explore the effect of hypoxia on photosystem II (PSII) of E. acoroides in the dark. The results showed that long‐term dark hypoxia damages PSII activity of E. acoroides. The
Xingkai Che +4 more
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Distribution of Enhalus acoroides According to Waves and Currents
2019Enhalus acoroides, tropical sea grass also known as tape grass, is distributed throughout the Yaeyama Islands. It is listed as a vulnerable species (VU) on the Red List of the Ministry of Environment of Japan. Because this species is known to have poor seed dispersal characteristics, necessary conditions of its distribution must be elucidated to ...
Kota Nakase +5 more
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The effect of storage condition on viability of Enhalus acoroides seedlings
Aquatic Botany, 2015Abstract Using nursery stock grown from seeds rather than transplants could improve success of seagrass restoration. In Indonesia, Enhalus acoroides is the climax seagrass species and the target species for restoration. However, optimal conditions for seed storage are not known. The aim of this study was to determine optimal storage conditions for
Rohani Ambo-Rappe, Inayah Yasir
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Impact of Microplastic Exposure on the Health of Tropical Seagrass (Enhalus Acoroides) Seedlings
Marine Pollution BulletinThe early stages of seagrass life are marked by the development of seagrass seedlings. Enhalus acoroides is a persistent seagrass species with a high prevalence in tropical waters. The decline in water quality caused by human activities, such as microplastic contamination, is suspected to affect the growth and development of seagrass seedlings.
Aditya Hikmat, Nugraha +5 more
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Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2021
Heavy metals in coastal sediments and seagrass (Enhalus acoroides) were studied to assess the pollution level and to understand the bioaccumulation of metals on different organs. The mean of metal concentrations in sediments were in the following order: Cr > Ni > As>Zn > Cu > Co > Pb > Cd > Hg.
Hyeryeong, Jeong +4 more
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Heavy metals in coastal sediments and seagrass (Enhalus acoroides) were studied to assess the pollution level and to understand the bioaccumulation of metals on different organs. The mean of metal concentrations in sediments were in the following order: Cr > Ni > As>Zn > Cu > Co > Pb > Cd > Hg.
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