Table 2 Predicted change percentage (%) of salt marsh habitats (above 0 m isobaths) at CDW and JW over the medium term (2008–2050) under the scenarios of PSLR and RCP 8.5 with the SMM-YE and the SLAMM.

From: Responses of eastern Chinese coastal salt marshes to sea-level rise combined with vegetative and sedimentary processes

Habitat

CDW

JW

Total study area

PSLR

RCP 8.5

PSLR

RCP 8.5

PSLR

RCP 8.5

SMM-YE

SLAMM

SMM-YE

SLAMM

SMM-YE

SLAMM

SMM-YE

SLAMM

SMM-YE

SLAMM

SMM-YE

SLAMM

2008–2050

S. mariqueter

(+) 21

(−) 18

(+) 30

(−) 25

(+) 38

(−) 12

(+) 42

(−) 15

(+) 28

(−) 16

(+) 35

(−) 21

P. australis

(+) 10

(+) 0

(+) 3

(−) 3

(+) 14

(−) 1

(+) 9

(−) 1

(+) 13

(−) 1

(+) 7

(−) 2

S. alterniflora

(+) 16

(−) 15

(+) 5

(−) 20

(+) 21

(−) 3

(+) 10

(−) 9

(+) 19

(−) 7

(+) 8

(−) 13

Bare mudflat

(−) 6

(+) 2

(−) 16

(−) 2

(−) 13

(−) 10

(−) 15

(−) 13

(−) 10

(−) 4

(−) 16

(−) 8

Total

(+) 3

(−) 11

(−) 5

(−) 16

(+) 4

(−) 10

(−) 4

(−) 12

(+) 4

(−) 10

(−) 5

(−) 14

  1. CDW: Chongming Dongtan wetland; JW: Jiuduansha wetland.