Index
677
Queensland, Australia, 286, 611
quite different from the present situation, 18
radial oxygen loss, 262
radiant energy, 303
radiant flux, 296
radiation Field, 295
radiation Transfer, 304, 309
water quality, 316
radiative transfer approach, 315
radiative transfer of energy theory, 300, 309, 356
radiometric resolution, 350
Raman scattering, 295, 299
ramification, 423
RAPD, 423
rapid changes, 264
rapid Light Curves, 333
rapid rates, 617
rare Occasions, 504
rates of C i Uptake, 326
rates of carbonate dissolution, 143
rates of horizontal rhizome extension, 418
rates of recovery, 603
ratio of the distance between structural elements (Sp) to predator
width (Pr), 539
rbcL gene, 12, 18, 29
rearranging chloroplasts, 328
‘recycled’, 235
reclamation, 233
recolonization, 287, 289, 400, 418
Cockburn Sound, 289
seed stock, 289
South French, Denmark, 289
recovery, 551, 575, 578
cyclones, 578
following bouts of grazing, 480
floods, 578
Herbicides, 580
upgrade of sewage outfalls, 575
Recovery of seagrass is by recruitment and clonal expansion, 552
Recruitment, 205, 208, 395, 552
blue mussel, 208
recruitment
Posidonia oceanica, 290
recruitment (R 0 ), 280
recruitment behavior, 122
recruitment limitation can, 122
recycled, 243
recycling, 396
red drum, 544
Red Sea, 13
redox potential in the sediments, 144, 176, 182
redox state of the primary electron acceptor, 333
reduced perianth, 70
reduced water clarity, 288
reduced xylem, 84, 90
reduced xylem tissue, 69
reflected light, 311
refractive index, 351
refractory, 242
refractory accumulation, 166, 181, 183
Factors, 182
grain size, 182
Lignin Content, 182
organic supply, 182
redox potential, 182
Tannin Content, 182
water motion, 182
refractory carbon, 183
controlling factors, 183
long-term sinks, 183
matters
factors in formation, 185
short-term sinks, 183
significance for ecology, 183
refractory material, 242
regenerated, 239
regeneration by herbivores, 237
regeneration during leaf litter decay, 238
regional and Biogeographic Scales, 515
regression analysis, 279
relative abundances of Thalassia testudinum and Halodule
wrightii in Florida Bay, 561
relative importance of sexual and asexual shoot recruitment, 276
relative wave exposure index (REI), 215
release by sediment, 237
release dissolved organic matter, 139
release of oxygen by roots, 141
release of oxygen from the roots, 146
release pollen grains, 75
relict cuticle, 326
remote areas, 613, 295, 300, 347
analytical method, 355
carotenoids, 355
chlorophylls, 355
dissolved organic, 350
empirical method, 355
hyperspectral, 347
methodological approaches, 355
multispectral, 347
phycobilin, 355
phytoplankton, 350
principles, 350
Semi-empirical approach, 355
spectral scattering, 350
substratum, 350
suspended organic, 350
remote sensing reflectance, 297
repeated sexual recruitment (RSR), 122
representative area approach, 614
representative conservation areas, 615
reproduction, 246, 367
dioecious, 94
monoecious, 94
reproductive arrangement, 73
reproductive biology, 51
reproductive characteristics, 36
reproductive ecology, 91
Arrangement, 91
Dicliny, 91
Mode, 91
reproductive morphology, 70
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