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Main Authors: Cimon, Stéphanie, Deslauriers, Annie, Cusson, Mathieu
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Language:en
Published: PANGAEA 2021
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.931117
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author Cimon, Stéphanie
Deslauriers, Annie
Cusson, Mathieu
author_facet Cimon, Stéphanie
Deslauriers, Annie
Cusson, Mathieu
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents We evaluated single and interactive effects of density reduction of Zostera marina L., a habitat-forming species, shading, and sediment nutrient enrichment on the response of intertidal epibenthic macro-species abundances. Abundances were measured two weeks after reducing eelgrass density (Period T1), then nutrients were added to the sediments and shades were added above the bed. Abundances were measured three weeks later (Period T2), then shades were taken down. Final abundances were measured five weeks later (Period T3). Epibenthos was collected using mesh bags (mesh size of 500 µm, diameter about 18 cm). Shoots collected using this mehod were dried then dry weight was measured.
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spellingShingle Eelgrass biomass (dry weight) measured through a multi-factorial in situ experiment of 10 weeks in a eelgrass bed in St. Lawrence Estuary (Baie-Saint-Ludger, Canada)
Cimon, Stéphanie
Deslauriers, Annie
Cusson, Mathieu
Abundance; DATE/TIME; Density; Dried at 60°C until weight was stable; Eelgrass; intertidal; invertebrates; MULT; Multiple investigations; multiple stress; Nutrient; Period; Plot; Quebec, Canada; Sample code/label; Shading; StLawrence_Estuary; stress interaction; Treatment; Zostera marina, biomass as dry weight
We evaluated single and interactive effects of density reduction of Zostera marina L., a habitat-forming species, shading, and sediment nutrient enrichment on the response of intertidal epibenthic macro-species abundances. Abundances were measured two weeks after reducing eelgrass density (Period T1), then nutrients were added to the sediments and shades were added above the bed. Abundances were measured three weeks later (Period T2), then shades were taken down. Final abundances were measured five weeks later (Period T3). Epibenthos was collected using mesh bags (mesh size of 500 µm, diameter about 18 cm). Shoots collected using this mehod were dried then dry weight was measured.
title Eelgrass biomass (dry weight) measured through a multi-factorial in situ experiment of 10 weeks in a eelgrass bed in St. Lawrence Estuary (Baie-Saint-Ludger, Canada)
topic Abundance; DATE/TIME; Density; Dried at 60°C until weight was stable; Eelgrass; intertidal; invertebrates; MULT; Multiple investigations; multiple stress; Nutrient; Period; Plot; Quebec, Canada; Sample code/label; Shading; StLawrence_Estuary; stress interaction; Treatment; Zostera marina, biomass as dry weight
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.931117