Bugs and slugs ideal houseguests for seagrass health

Tuesday, May 19, 2015 - 17:00 in Earth & Climate

Marine "bugs and slugs" make ideal houseguests for valuable seagrass ecosystems. They gobble up algae that could smother the seagrass, keeping the habitat clean and healthy. That's according to results from an unprecedented experiment spanning the Northern Hemisphere and led by an international team of scientists, including marine biologists from UC Davis.

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