Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Growth of Heritiera fomes: A litmus test for climate change induced salinity fluctuation

The change in salinity profile is highly region specific, and is a function of geophysical set up of the area that undergoes modifications with time. Therefore, short term scale regional based observations do not allow for a reliable estimate of the global average change in salinity in the oceans and adjacent estuaries. The regional picture of climate change induced salinity profile requires a data of minimum 30 years to conceptualize the cause and effect of salinity alteration on biotic community.

Website: http://www.arjonline.org/physical-sciences/american-research-journal-of-chemistry/

No comments:

Post a Comment