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Feature Papers of Oceans 2024
- Alexander J. Werth
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Oceans, Volume 6, Issue 3
September 2025 - 23 articles
Cover Story: This study investigated the short-term physiological effects of a commercially available GBH on the seagrass Zostera marina under controlled mesocosm conditions. Z. marina individuals were exposed to three concentrations of glyphosate for 4 days, and the impacts on photosynthetic performance, growth rate, photosynthetic pigments content and energy metabolism were assessed. Exposure to 5100 mg L−1 of glyphosate caused rapid water acidification and complete plant mortality within 24 h. Exposure to 51 mg L−1 of glyphosate significantly impaired photosynthetic efficiency and foliar growth rate. Energy availability, photosynthesis and photosynthetic pigments content were highly disrupted at both higher concentrations. Exposure to 0.165 mg L−1 of glyphosate decreased the foliar chlorophyll a/b ratio. View this paper
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A Multi-Stage Enhancement Based on the Attenuation Characteristics of X-Band Marine Radar Images for Oil Spill Extraction
- Peng Liu,
- Xingquan Zhao,
- Xuchong Wang,
- Pengzhe Shao,
- Peng Chen,
- Xueyuan Zhu,
- Jin Xu,
- Ying Li and
- Bingxin Liu
Marine oil spills cause significant environmental damage worldwide. Marine radar imagery is used for oil spill detection. However, the rapid attenuation of backscatter intensity with increasing distance limits detectable coverage. A multi-stage image...
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Status Quo and Future Prospects of China’s Weather Routing Services for Ocean-Going Business Vessels
- Hao Zhang,
- Guanjun Niu,
- Tao Liu,
- Chuanhai Qian,
- Wei Zhao,
- Xiaojun Mei and
- Hao Wu
The global shipping industry is evolving towards deep integration of digital transformation, intelligent upgrading, and green development. Meanwhile, recent geopolitical shifts have introduced heightened uncertainties into international shipping, com...
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