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1、 THE STATE OF THE WORLDS SEAWEEDS 2025 1 Authors:Sophie Corrigan1,Elizabeth J.Cottier-Cook2,Phaik-Eem Lim3,Juliet Brodie1 1 Natural History Museum,Science,London,UK 2 Scottish Association for Marine Science,Scottish Marine Institute,Oban,UK 3 Institute of Ocean and Earth Sciences,University of Malay

2、a,Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia Editors:Juliet Brodie and Elizabeth J.Cottier-Cook Corresponding author:Professor Juliet Brodie j.brodienhm.ac.uk Reviewers:Alan Critchley,Mlanie Cueff,Aaron Eger,Angie Gall,Jason Hall-Spencer,Christine Maggs,Flower Msuya,Philippe Potin.Image credits:All photographs,images an

3、d figures are credited throughout.Permission has been sought directly from the images creators as necessary.All images/figures in this document that have already been published in the scientific literature are used under Creative Commons licences and this has been noted in the figure legends as a re

4、quirement of the licences.Cover image:Alex Mustard Suggested citation:Corrigan,S.,Cottier-Cook,E.J.,Lim,P.-E.&Brodie,J.,2025.The state of the worlds seaweeds.Natural History Museum,London.doi.org/10.5519/4ln9oqk7.DOI provided by the Natural History Museum,London.For further information:https:/global

5、seaweed.org/2 Acknowledgements We are very grateful to the reviewers of this document and thank them for their work:Alan Critchley,Mlanie Cueff,Aaron Eger,Angie Gall,Jason Hall-Spencer,Christine Maggs and Flower Msuya and Philippe Potin.We also thank everyone who has provided images and given us per

6、mission to use them in this document.We also thank the Global Seaweed Coalition team who have provided input throughout the creation of the report.We also thank Cyrielle Lm(Ocean&Climate Platform)and Kristina Rodriguez(UN Climate Champions team)who have provided input in relation to the UNFCCC High

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《世界海藻现状》报告指出,海藻是地球上最大的植被海洋生态系统,对海洋功能、全球渔业、食品安全、工业和医药等领域至关重要。报告强调海藻面临的威胁,如气候变化、过度捕捞、污染等,并指出海藻保护措施不足。报告提出以下关键点: 1. 海藻覆盖全球约6-7.2百万平方公里,占全球植被海洋生态系统的74%。 2. 海藻对维持生态系统过程、生物多样性、气候调节、食物供应、碳循环等至关重要。 3. 海藻面临的主要威胁包括气候变化、过度捕捞、污染、海岸开发等。 4. 海藻保护措施不足,需要加强全球合作和资金投入。
揭秘海藻的生态价值" 你的餐桌安全吗?" 未来食品的绿色希望?"
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