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Reorganization of seagrass communities in a changing climate

Biology

Reorganization of seagrass communities in a changing climate

B. H. Daru and B. M. Rock

This groundbreaking research by Barnabas H. Daru and Brianna M. Rock investigates how seagrass biodiversity will react to future climate change, revealing shifts in species distribution and the urgent need to reassess marine conservation strategies beyond current protected areas.

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