A pilot restoration of Enhalus acoroides by transplanting dislodged rhizome fragments and its effect on the microbial diversity of submarine sediments

Enhalus acoroides, the largest seagrass species in terms of morphology, has been observed to be declining significantly. In an effort to restore seagrass meadows, we conducted a transplantion utilizing dislodged rhizome fragments of E. acoroides as the donor materials. The growth of transplanted sea...

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