Shifts in macroalgae composition alters carbon flow in Coastal Baltic Sea ecosystems: implications for dissolved organic carbon bioavailability and flux

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In the Baltic Sea, researchers found that when seaweed is replaced by thin, hairlike filamentous algae, the release of dissolved organic carbon into the water decreases. This shift impacts coastal #biodiversity and disrupts carbon cycling. #OceanScience…

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