Herbivores, displaced by ocean warming, threaten subtropical seagrass meadows

ScienceDaily
Mar 6, 2024, 3:05 pm41 pts
The findings suggest that subtropical seagrasses are less resilient to heavy grazing from marine herbivores, in part because they receive less sunlight relative to their tropical counterparts. As tropical herbivores move into subtropical waters, overgrazing may prevent subtropical seagrass meadows from…

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