ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Interactive effects of flooding duration and depth on two narrow-range thermophilic mangrove species.
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- Spatiotemporal Modeling of Mangrove Carbon Stock Along Pakistan's Coast Using Multi-Sensor Sentinel and Landsat Data.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Introduction: Tidal inundation, characterized by its duration and depth, is a fundamental driver of mangrove zonation and community assembly. A mechanistic understanding of how mangrove species, particularly those with restricted ranges, adapt to this dual hydrological stress is critical for informing conservation and restoration strategies under changing environmental conditions. This study examined the combined effects of flooding duration and depth on seedlings of two thermophilic mangrove species with narrow distributions in China: Methods: A controlled tidal simulation system was employed to apply nine interactive treatments, combining three flooding durations (4, 8, and 12 h·d Results: For Conclusion: Our findings reveal that co-occurring mangrove species adopt divergent ecological strategies to cope with identical dual flooding stress; these strategies span a continuum from conservative specialization to plastic generalization. This study provides a trait-based framework for understanding niche differentiation and advances species-specific selection criteria for restoring vulnerable mangroves in heterogeneous intertidal environments.
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