RT Conference Proceedings
T1 Zostera sensu lato restoration: A Comprehensive Quick Scoping Review of Current Knowledge.
T2 A systematic Quick Scoping Review: the state of knowledge regarding Zostera spp. restoration
A1 Núñez, África
A1 Haro, Sara
A1 Lugilde, Juan
A1 Cid-Iturbe, Amparo
A1 Pansini, Arianna
A1 Beca-Carretero, Pedro
A1 Korbee-Peinado, Nathalie
A1 Morrison, Liam
A1 Bermejo-Lacida, Ricardo
K1 Zostera marina
K1 Flora marina - Protección
AB Seagrass meadows are suffering a global decline as a result of local and worldwide anthropogenic pressures. Ecological restoration activities are considered crucial to boost the recovery of ecosystem functioning and services. In the case of Zostera spp. spp. considerable progress has been made since the 70s, being Zostera marina the most studied species of all marine macrophytes including seaweeds and macroalgae. However, the knowledge, methodologies, and techniques to develop large-scale restoration actions are limited in comparison with other terrestrial macrophytes. Overall, the great variety of practices and methodologies used in Zostera spp. restoration provides a wide range of available information on the subject. A rigorous assessment is required to fill the identified knowledge gaps. Here, previous experimental efforts and human-mediated active restoration actions of the genus Zostera have been collated through a literature systematic review. Different factors have been analysed to determine those that allow success in transplantation experiments, and the main constraints limiting the development of seagrass restoration have been identified. From our world-wide systematic review, we describe general features and best practices for Zostera spp. restoration, to develop a unified protocol according to the type of transplant, location, and specific scenario.
YR 2024
FD 2024
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10630/32052
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10630/32052
LA eng
NO Póster que muestra los resultados preliminares de un artículo en preparación sobre la efectividad de las distintas técnicas de restauración del género Zostera.
NO Universidad de Málaga. Campus de Excelencia Internacional Andalucía Tech.CLIMAREST European Project
DS RIUMA. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Málaga
RD 21 ene 2026