Emerging Understanding Of Seagrass And Kelp As An Ocean Acidification Management Tool In California

Nielsen, Karina J.; Stachowicz, John J.; Carter, H.; Boyer, Katharyn; Bracken, Matthew; Chan, Francis; Chavez, Francisco; Hovel, Kevin; Kent, Michael; Nickols, Kerry; Ruesink, Jennifer; Tyburczy, Joe; Wheeler, S.

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Emerging Understanding Of Seagrass And Kelp As An Ocean Acidification Management Tool In California

2018
By Nielsen, Karina J. ; Stachowicz, John J. ; Carter, H.

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Nielsen, Karina J. ; Stachowicz, John J. ; Carter, H. ; Boyer, Katharyn ; Bracken, Matthew ; Chan, Francis ; Chavez, Francisco ; Hovel, Kevin ; Kent, Michael ; Nickols, Kerry ; Ruesink, Jennifer ; Tyburczy, Joe ; Wheeler, S.
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CASG/CUIMR (California Sea Grant)
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CASG-T-18-001
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Technical Report
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