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English: Suggested mechanisms for the accumulation of organic carbon (OC) in seagrass. At a back-reef site dominated by Thalassia hemprichii, direct supply of recalcitrant below-ground seagrass detritus is a major pathway for accumulated OC. At an estuarine site dominated by Enhalus acoroides, trapping of suspended autochthonous and allochthonous OC is the major pathway for OC accumulation. The difference in turnover rate of below-ground biomass is the likely cause of the major mechanism of OC accumulation to differ between the sites. |
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| Author | Toko Tanaya, Kenta Watanabe, Shoji Yamamoto, Chuki Hongo, Hajime Kayanne and Tomohiro Kuwae |
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