Impact of Salinity Gradients on Seed Germination, Establishment, and Growth of Two Dominant Mangrove Species Along the Red Sea Coastline

It can be concluded that mangrove species can optimally germinate and grow in both freshwater and 50% saline water, but growth reduction occurs with seawater and complete growth inhibition with brine water.

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Plants
Published
2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.3390/plants13243471
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7
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Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics
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Impact of Salinity Gradients on Seed Germination, Establishment, and Growth of Two Dominant Mangrove Species Along the Red Sea Coastline

Fahad Kimera, Hani Sewilam, M. K. Omara, Basma Sobhi
7 citations
Plants
Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics
3.21
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Impact of Salinity Gradients on Seed Germination, Establishment, and Growth of Two Dominant Mangrove Species Along the Red Sea Coastline

Fahad Kimera, Hani Sewilam, M. K. Omara, Basma Sobhi
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7 citations

Abstract

It can be concluded that mangrove species can optimally germinate and grow in both freshwater and 50% saline water, but growth reduction occurs with seawater and complete growth inhibition with brine water.

PlantsVol. 13(24)
Norsk Hydro (Germany) (DE), American University in Cairo (EG), RWTH Aachen University (DE)
HSBC Bank USA
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamics
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