Spectral differences in the underwater light regime caused by sediment types in New Zealand estuaries: implications for seagrass photosynthesis

The underwater light regime is fundamental to the ecological health of aquatic systems because it is a limiting factor for photosynthesis in marine plants such as seagrasses. Although seagrass meadows are a key component of coastal systems, their survival has been threatened by increased turbidity l...

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