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• W1647989724 abstract "This chapter reviews the status of the knowledge of the reproductive biology, reproductive success, and the timing and frequency of flowering and seed production in seagrasses. One of the defining features of seagrasses is their ability to reproduce while being submerged in the marine environment. Studies of seagrass reproduction and phenology are important, as they help determine the contribution of reproduction to the population dynamics of different seagrasses. Phenology is defined as the study of the timing of recurring biological events, the causes of their timing with respect to biotic and abiotic forces, and the interrelation among phases of the same or different species. Phenological responses of seagrasses result from the interaction of the structural/functional components of the plants with the environment. Differences in the presence or absence of phenological events or in timing of these events in a particular species over a latitudinal or local ecological gradient reflect differences in the adaptational responses or perhaps ectopic structure of the species. The extent and timing of flowering in seagrasses worldwide is variable, both between species, and between locations. In general, flowering in the tropics is a year round phenomenon, but with variations in intensity related to location. In temperate regions, flowering often occurs in spring, but the timing of the whole reproductive cycle varies particularly with both species and location." @default.
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• W1647989724 title "Reproduction and phenology in seagrasses" @default.
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