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Data underlying the publication: Ecosystem services can persist in slowly drowning macrotidal salt marshes

  • Victoria G. Mason (Creator)
  • Marte M. Stoorvogel (Creator)
  • Gregory S. Fivash (Creator)
  • Pim Willemsen (Creator)
  • Julian Mittmann-Goesele (Creator)
  • Lennart van IJzerloo (Creator)
  • Jim van Belzen (Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) (Creator)
  • Bas W. Borsje (Creator)
  • Johan van de Koppel (Creator)
  • Tjeerd J. Bouma (Creator)

Dataset

Description

These data include those which were collected as part of a 28-month mesocosm experiment to investigate the influence of increasing inundation durations associated with the next 50-100 years sea-level rise (SLR) on salt marsh vegetation. The target species were Spartina anglica, a low marsh plant, and Elymus athericus, a high marsh plant. We measured sediment redox potential, vegetation growth, vegetation biomechanical traits, vegetation community and carbon decomposition (Teabag Index). The data resulting from these measurements and underpinning the paper are outlined in the ReadMe file.
Date made available17 Jul 2026
PublisherNIOZ

  • Ecosystem services can persist in drowning macrotidal salt marshes

    Mason, V. G., Stoorvogel, M. M., Fivash, G. S., Willemsen, P. W. J. M., Mittmann-Goesele, J., van IJzerloo, L., van Belzen, J., Borsje, B. W., van de Koppel, J. & Bouma, T. J., Sept 2026, In: Marine Environmental Research. 221, 108260.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review

    Open Access

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