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  • ...d in Verduin and Backhaus (2000<ref>Verduin, J. J., Backhaus, J. O., 2000. Dynamics of plant-flow interactions for the seagrass ''Amphibolis antarctica'': Fiel ...rm ''Nereis'' and crab which both affect the roots by burrowing. Intrinsic dynamics can cause marshes to become vulnerable to erosion as well. Due to the veget
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  • ...s and the processes that cause them determine the gradients in grain size, nutrient levels, organic matter levels and water content. Plants and animals are ada ...Ysebaert, T. and Herman, P.M.J. 2008. Benthic community-mediated sediment dynamics. Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser. 372: 43–59</ref>). On the other hand, bioturbators
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  • ...ment/iczm/pdf/doc9904.pdf ELOISE PROJECTS] - A database of ELOISE Nutrient Dynamics in European Water Systems projects
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  • *Indirect effects include changes in habitat, predator–prey dynamics, interactions among competitors, productivity levels and food webs, due to ...ment. A prerequisite is sufficient availability of nutrients and oxygen. A nutrient shortage can be compensated by supplying fertilizer. This so-called biostim
    32 KB (4,859 words) - 16:36, 15 February 2024
  • ...l, have been suggested. Spatial variability is thus governed by biological dynamics in relation to internal and external forces which regulate ecosystems. ...Possible causes of the observed phenomena also include changes in water or nutrient fluxes from the landward or seaward side, and internal processes in the mar
    28 KB (4,152 words) - 12:34, 6 March 2022
  • ...hinders drainage, which supposedly affects both vegetation development and nutrient cycling. Measures to be considered are (Brooks et al., 2015<ref>Brooks, K.L ...r, this is a slow process due to the legacy of enriched sediments, even if nutrient loading is completely stopped.
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  • Rich in organic matter, but low in nutrient content and unproductive. ...bstances to inorganic derivatives (often by microbial decomposition, see [[Nutrient conversion in the marine environment]]).
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