Evaluating respiration rates of #Paracentrotus lividus fed with different proportions of the invasive alga #Rugulopteryx okamurae
El alga asiática #Rugulopteryx okamurae, presente en el litoral desde 2015, se reproduce con facilidad: un solo ejemplar puede generar hasta 600 copias y alcanzar 3.000 individuos por m² en praderas de posidonia.
Su expansión impacta los ecosistemas marinos 🌊👇
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Another experiment started! How fishes are interacting with the invasive macroalgae #Rugulopteryx okamurae?
My first PostDoc first publication! Our study shows long-term negative effects of the invasive macroalga #Rugulopteryx #okamurae on the common sea urchin #Paracentrotus #lividus. Invasion context matters!
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#Rugulopteryx invasive #seaweed continues to spread.
Viable sustainable solutions urgently needed.
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“The growing threat of invasive alien species in Europe”. What are we doing to understand the invasion by #Rugulopteryx #okamurae? Thanks @euronews.com for spreading part of our work at IFAPA - Junta de Andalucía www.euronews.com/green/2024/1...
Useful summary of the research into #Rugulopteryx invasive #seaweed over past ten years.
Will governments, commerce and communities take urgent #climateaction BEFORE it ends up on the growing #climateadaptation to do list?
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Good to see further research and media interest in the spread of #Rugulopteryx invasive #seaweed across Southern Europe.
#climatechange
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Yesterday filming for @euronews.com to show how we are describing the invasion by #Rugulopteryx #okamurae in S Iberian Peninsula within #BiokamuraeII project
The #rugulopteryx invasion of 2024 final figures!
11,000 tonnes on #Tarifa beaches - 4x last year.
Huge damage to marine life, costing local council €k to remove (and dump!!!).
Bad for tourism & nearly 600 extra lorry loads on local roads adds to #climatecrisis
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Invasive Rugulopteryx seaweed on beach in Tarifa, Southern Spain
Invasive Rugulopteryx seaweed on beach in Tarifa, Southern Spain
Looking for any projects that monitor, remove or use #Rugulopteryx
This #invasive #seaweed is damaging marine life & thousands of tonnes on beaches in #Spain and across Southern Europe.
It forms a deep stinking mat that doesn’t degrade and is very expensive to remove!
#climate
#thejourney2050