ArticleEcological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America2026
Endemic Mediterranean seagrasses poised to survive climate change challenges.
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- Endemic Mediterranean seagrasses poised to survive climate change challenges.Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America · 2026Article
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Understanding the current and future trajectories of critical habitats is essential for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management, especially in semi-enclosed environments such as the Mediterranean Sea. Endemic habitats in the Mediterranean, such as Posidonia meadows, are crucial for marine biodiversity, nutrient cycling, oxygen production, and carbon sequestration. Here, using in situ benthic chamber measurements of Posidonia meadows integrated with remote sensing data, we developed predictive models of key metabolic traits and upscale their ecosystem service predictions under current and future climate scenarios in the Mediterranean basin. We highlight the essential role of Posidonia meadows in providing ecosystem services, such as oxygen production, CO
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