WAMSI 2 Dredging Science Node: Theme 5 Project 5.3 - Natural Dynamics and 5.4 Recovery mechanisms, Pilbara, Australia (2013-2015)

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The objective of Project 5.3 and 5.4 was to determine whether recovery of seagrass in the Pilbara following disturbance is by sexual (recruitment from seeds) or asexual (vegetative regrowth from rhizome extension) means, and the relative importance of each. This dataset contains percent coverage of 6 species of seagrass including absence records.

Data sourced from CSIRO Data Access Portal https://doi.org/10.4225/08/59f7df8e4afc0 on 2020-23-07. Additional details in the cited article 'Natural Dynamics: understanding natural dynamics of seagrasses in north-western Australia' downloaded from https://publications.csiro.au/rpr/pub?list=SEA&pid=csiro:EP164111

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1. Vanderklift M, Bearham D, Haywood M, Lozano-Montes H, McCallum R, Mc Laughlin J, Mcmahon K, Mortimer N and Lavery P (2016). Natural dynamics: understanding natural dynamics of seagrasses in north-western Australia. Report of Theme 5 – Project 5.3 prepared for the Dredging Science Node, Western Australian Marine Science Institution, Perth, Western Australia, 55 pp. -