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Nutrientscape ecology: a whole-system framework to support the understanding and management of coastal nutrient connectivity
Abstract Context Nutrient connectivity across landscapes and seascapes plays a fundamental role in shaping the structure and function of coastal ecosystems. A whole-system understanding of the spatial–temporal dynamics and ecological significance of nutrient connectivity is essential for developing
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