Fig. 4: Temporal trends of sediment organic carbon (Corg) sources in the Bahamian seagrass meadows.
From: Substantial blue carbon sequestration in the world’s largest seagrass meadow
a Temporal trends of seagrass-derived Corg in the Bahamian seagrass meadows. b Temporal trends of cyanobacteria-derived Corg in the Bahamian seagrass meadows. c Temporal trends of Algae & phytoplankton-derived Corg in the Bahamian seagrass meadows. d Temporal trends of mangrove-derived Corg in the Bahamian seagrass meadows. Data for core S5 (dense T. testudinum), S3 (moderate T. testudinum), S6 (moderate T. testudinum), S7 (moderate T. testudinum), S9 (moderate T. testudinum), S10 (sparse T. testudinum), and S2 (mixed moderate T. testudinum and S. filiforme) are denoted by red, orange, blue, light blue, gray, black, and purple dots, respectively.
