Highly Productive Tropical Seagrass Beds Support Diverse Consumers and a Large Organic Carbon Pool in the Sediments - Lee, Chen-Lu; Lin, Wei-Jen; Liu, Pi-Jen; Shao, Kwang-Tsao; Lin, Hsing-Juh (Diversity (Basel), 2021)
Keywords: Beds (process engineering); biodiversity; Biomass; blue carbon; Carbon; Carbon sinks; Chelonia mydas; Coastal ecosystems; Consumers; Coral reefs; Detritus; Ecopath; Ecosystems; Energy flow; Eretmochelys imbricata; Fish; Fisheries; Fishing; Food chains; Food sources; Food webs; Herbivores; Mortality; network analysis; Organic carbon; Predation; Predators; Reptiles & amphibians; Respiration; seagrass beds; Seagrasses; Sediments; Sharks; South China Sea; Trophic levels; South China Sea