Beach-cast deposition and commercial harvesting of a non-indigenous alga, Mazzaella japonica: Implications for macrofauna communities in Baynes Sound, British Columbia

Accumulations of beach-cast seaweeds and other debris, collectively known as wrack, are a common and ecologically important occurrence along coastal regions worldwide. As the rate of seaweed introductions continues to increase, so too does their beach-cast collection for aesthetic or commercial purp...

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Published in:	Estuarine, coastal and shelf science Vol. 210; pp. 162 - 171
Main Authors:	Holden, Jessica J., MacNeill, Shaun K., Juanes, Francis, Dudas, Sarah E.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 15-10-2018
Subjects:	Abundance Biomass Marine macrophytes Spatial subsidy Species richness Wrack Wrack Abundance Spatial subsidy Biomass Marine macrophytes Species richness
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