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Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the Dutch Wadden Sea historically covered an area varying from 65–150 km2 in the eulittoral as well as the sublittoral zones. At present, this area comprises less than 1 km2 eulittoral eelgrass stands, with an associated decrease in habitat diversity. The causes for this decline are presumably
connected with the ‘wasting disease’ and the closure of the former Zuiderzee in the early 1930s resulting in increased tidal
range and increased currents. After a slight recovery of the eelgrass populations on the intertidal flats a definite decline
started in the early 1970s, possibly connected to increased turbidity. The present water quality and turbidity do not negatively
influence eelgrass growth up to a depth of at least 0.6m below Mean Sea Level. Based on mesocosm experiments and field experiments
it is concluded that re-establishment of eelgrass should be possible in sheltered bays and on unexposed tidal flats. The most
suitable depths for a reintroduction are those between 0 and 20–40 cm below mean sea level. 相似文献
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Eelgras (Zostera marina L.) in the Dutch Wadden Sea historically covered an area varying from 65–150 km2 in the eulittoral as well as the sublittoral zones. At present, this area comprises less than 1 km2 eulittoral eelgrass stands, with an associated decrease in habitat diversity. The causes for this decline are presumably
connected with the ‘wasting disease’ and the closure of the former Zuiderzee in the early 1930s resulting in increased tidal
range and increased currents. After a slight recovery of the eelgrass populations on the intertidal flats a definite decline
started in the early 1970s, possibly connected to increased turbidity. The present water quality and turbidity do not negatively
influence eelgrass growth up to a depth of at least 0.6m below Mean Sea Level. Based on mesocosm experiments and field experiments
it is concluded that re-establishment of eelgrass should be possible in sheltered bays and on unexposed tidal falts. The most
suitable depths for a reintroduction are those between 0 and 20–40 cm below mean sea level. 相似文献
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