Integrative plant responses: How seagrasses adjust to light - Research Outreach

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Last updated 02 Jun 2024

Integrative plant responses: How seagrasses adjust to light - Research Outreach

Dr Enríquez, National Autonomous University of Mexico, analyses the response of tropical seagrass Thalassia testudinum to light gradients.

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Integrative plant responses: How seagrasses adjust to light - Research Outreach

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