More than 160,000 hectares of seagrass lost from Australian coasts since the 1950s - Oceanographic - Oceanographic

Mapping and assessing seagrass meadows changes and blue carbon under past, current, and future scenarios - ScienceDirect

Climate change threatens world's largest seag

Mapping and assessing seagrass meadows changes and blue carbon under past, current, and future scenarios - ScienceDirect

The disappearance of Australia's seagrass

PDF) From Brazil to Thailand - New Results in Coastal Research

More than 160,000 hectares of seagrass lost from Australian coasts since the 1950s - Oceanographic - Oceanographic

2005 STATE OF CORAL REEF REPORT.pdf - Mote Marine Laboratory

Seagrass contribution to blue carbon in a shallow karstic coastal area of the Gulf of Mexico [PeerJ]

PDF) Blue Carbon in Marine Protected Areas: Part 1 A Guide to Understanding and Increasing Protection of Blue Carbon

Large-scale seagrass restoration takes root in Tropical Australia - JCU Australia

Shark Bay seagrass loss during ocean heatwave released up to 9m tonnes of CO2, scientists say - ABC News

Largest-known plant, 4,500-years-old, discovered in Western Australia - The Jerusalem Post

The world's largest living organism is a single seagrass over 4,500 years old - Digital Journal

The Untapped Potential of Ocean Resources: A $250 Billion Opportunity from Seagrass

Accelerating loss of seagrasses across the globe threatens coastal ecosystems