Dr. Jose Antonio Guntalidad
Dr. Jose Antonio Guntalidad Dr. Jose Antonio Guntalidad
• The only flowering plants that can live underwater • Related to terrestrial lilies and gingers than to true grasses • The main diet of dugongs and green turtles • Provide a habitat for many smaller marine animals • Absorb nutrients from coastal runoff and stabilize sediment • Unique among flowering plants because they can live entirely immersed in seawater.
• To determine the extent of seagrass beds in the four intertidal zones of Sarangani Bay • To describe the spatial variation of seagrass beds in terms of the geological, physical and chemical parameters • To determine the biological characteristics of the seagrasses in terms of density, frequency, abundance, height of the 80% of the leaves and canopy height • To determine the different indicators of environmental stress based on the gross morphology of seagrasses
- Page 1: Spatial Variation In The Geophysico
- Page 5 and 6: • Field and Laboratory Protocols
- Page 7 and 8: • Two distinct patterns emerged
- Page 9 and 10: Enhalus acoroides (L.f.) Royle Syri
- Page 11 and 12: Cymodocea serrulata (R. Brown) Asch
- Page 13 and 14: • Shortest height of leaves and c
- Page 15: Thank you!
• The only flowering plants that can<br />
live underwater<br />
• Related to terrestrial lilies and<br />
gingers than to true grasses<br />
• The main diet of dugongs and<br />
green turtles<br />
• Provide a habitat for many smaller<br />
marine animals<br />
• Absorb nutrients from coastal runoff<br />
and stabilize sediment<br />
• Unique among flowering plants<br />
because they can live entirely<br />
immersed in seawater.
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