USGS ยท 70198846
How mangrove and salt marsh seedlings respond to CO2 and drought
Abstract
Under our current changing climate, plants and animals must respond to rising sea levels, altered precipitation patterns, and increasing air and water temperatures and concentrations of greenhouse gases, including atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO 2 ). While some species may adapt to changing conditions, these factors have the potential to drive latitudinal and elevational shifts in species distributions.
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Rebecca J. Howard. 2018. How mangrove and salt marsh seedlings respond to CO2 and drought. https://doi.org/10.31988/scitrends.19206
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