Human-and nature-induced hypersaline conditions in coastal systems can lead to profound
alterations of the structure and vitality of seagrass meadows and their socio-ecological …

Coastal marine vegetation has been recently highlighted for its highly efficient carbon
storage capacity. Among the sixty-four species of seagrass, Posidonia oceanica, a …

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 …

Adaptation to local conditions is known to occur in seagrasses; however, knowledge of the
genetic basis underlying this phenomenon remains scarce. Here, we analysed Posidonia …

Following the restoration of natural conditions by reducing human pressures, reforestation is
currently considered a possible option to accelerate the recovery of seagrass habitats. Long …

We used carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analysis to describe the food web of the
Lapalme Lagoon, one of the best preserved coastal lagoons along the French …

Posidonia oceanica, the most important and abundant seagrass in the Mediterranean Sea,
forms large meadows from the sea surface down to 40 m. The depth of the lower limit of the …

Atoll‐like structures of the endemic Mediterranean seagrass Posidonia oceanica were
encountered in the innermost area of the Stagnone di Marsala, a semi‐enclosed coastal …

Trace element accumulation is particularly important in coastal and transitional
environments, which act as contaminant buffers between the continental and marine …

This review describes the world of edges in submerged vegetated marine canopies
(seagrasses, saltmarshes, and seaweeds) where an edge is a boundary with a frontal area …