The influence of abiotic and biotic conditions on life cycle stages is critical for estuarine seagrass resilience

Publication Date

2022

Document Type

Dataset

Publisher

Edith Cowan University

School or Research Centre

School of Science

Funders

Edith Cowan University / Department of Water and Environmental Regulation

Description

Data collected in the field as part of an experimental manipulation that excluded and allowed natural swan grazing to determine the effects on seagrass.

DOI

10.25958/K1VE-GM19

Research Activity Description

Current and emerging drivers of seagrass resilience

Methodology

In situ experiment with structures set up to allow and prevent natural swan grazing on estuarine seagrass

Start of data collection time period

1-2020

End of data collection time period

1-2020

Language

Eng

File Format(s)

.xlsx

File Size

1051 KB

Access Rights

metadata only record

Creative Commons License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

Contact

Contact Chanelle Webster for access to this datatset: chanelle.webster@ecu.edu.au

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