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Aim Foundation species sustain biodiversity by providing habitat, resources, and protection from environmental stress. However, their influence on environmental severity and variability and their role in shaping diversity across spatial scales remain poorly understood. We conducted a large‐scale study to assess how environmental conditions and community diversity vary between areas with and without canopy‐forming macroalgae ac...
Exploring the anatomical and metabolomic variabilities in the seagrass Posidonia oceanica (L.) Delile fruitsNARA Subscribed
Anatomical and metabolomic variability in marine plants can provide valuable insights into species adaptive strategies and resilience to environmental changes. This study explores the anatomical characteristics and metabolomic profiles of Posidonia oceanica fruits, a key Mediterranean seagrass species, collected from three areas in Sardinia (Alghero, Oristano, and Olbia). Anatomical analyses of pericarps assessed cuticle thick...
In the Mediterranean Sea, restoration of marine habitats has mostly focused on the endemic seagrass Posidonia oceanica. Despite several transplanting experiments, large-scale projects are rare, and their success is poorly known. The present work describes a restoration project of a large, degraded area in northern Sardinia (Italy) using cuttings harvested from a donor meadow that was destined for destruction due to harbor expa...
The Mediterranean bioconstructor Lithophyllum stictiforme shows adaptability to future warmingOA Marine
Understanding how coralline algae may acclimatize to ocean warming is important to understand their survival over the coming century. Taking advantage of natural differences in temperature conditions between coastal areas in Sardinia (Italy) and between depths, the responses in terms of biological traits to warming of the crustose coralline alga Lithophyllum stictiforme , a key bioconstructor of coralligenous reefs in the Medi...
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