Oceans and coasts provide important ecosystem, livelihood, and cultural values to humans
and the planet but face current and future compounding threats from anthropogenic activities …

Soil salinization poses an important threat to terrestrial ecosystems and is expected to
increase as a consequence of climate change and anthropogenic pressures. Conventional …

Societal Impact Statement Conservation seed banks maintain collections of many seed‐
bearing plant species, providing germplasm and data to support management of wild …

Modeling and mapping the distribution of suitable habitats of aquatic plants are critical for
assessing the impact of factors like changing climate on species habitat range shifts …

The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) projects a global temperature rise of
4.3±0.7° C by 2100 and an extinction of 8.5% in one out of every six species. Australia's …

Estuarine ecosystems are threatened by climate change and biological invasions. Among
global changes, sea‐level rise is broadly impacting tidal wetlands, through increases in …

Many aquatic species have restricted dispersal capabilities, making them the most
vulnerable organisms to climate change and land use change patterns. These factors …

Nymphaea, commonly known as water lily, is the largest and most widely distributed genus
in the order Nymphaeales. The importance of Nymphaea in wetland ecosystems and their …

Lagoons and estuaries, as transitional ecosystems between freshwater and marine
environments, are characterized by exceptionally strong fluctuations in abiotic and biotic …

The aquatic plant Nymphaea, a model genus of the early flowering plant lineage
Nymphaeales and family Nymphaeaceae, has been extensively studied. However, the …