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Seagrass ecosystems as a globally significant carbon stock

Nature Geoscience · 2012 · Vol. 5(7) · pp. 505–509
James W. FourqureanCarlos M. DuarteHilary KennedyNúria MarbàMarianne HolmerMiguel Á. MateoEugenia T. ApostolakiGary A. KendrickDorte Krause‐JensenKaren J. McGlatheryÓscar Serrano
Marine and coastal plant biologyCoastal wetland ecosystem dynamicsCoral and Marine Ecosystems StudiesSeagrassBlue carbonEnvironmental scienceEcosystemTotal organic carbonSoil carbonBiomass (ecology)Salt marshCarbon fibersCarbon sequestration
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