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- Page 9: Preface This report gives an overvi
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- Page 14 and 15: Kelp has a long tradition of being
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- Page 29: The approach goes beyond ecosystem
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- Page 34 and 35: the tourism industry. The total val
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- Page 41 and 42: Box 2: Eutrophication, climate chan
- Page 43 and 44: 3.3 Supporting services 3.3.1 Habit
- Page 45 and 46: Scheibling 2012). Detritus settles
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The challenge is to stop or reduce
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4.3.2 Primary production, food webs
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4.3.3 Biological control By high pr
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4.5 Regulating services 4.5.1 Maint
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4.5.5 Coastal defense The eelgrass
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5. Ecosystem services of blue musse
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al. 2002, Vuorinen et al. 2002, Lap
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of plankton and suspended particles
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Figure 18: Blue mussel farmed in a
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5.5 Regulating services 5.5.1 Maint
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for consumption and enjoyment of re
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Box 5: Løgstør - the town of muss
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which slowly become flads and later
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occur in these types of environment
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Figure 22: Shallow, wave sheltered
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6.3.3 Biological control Shallow, w
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On the Swedish east coast the comme
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6.5.3 Eutrophication mitigation Rem
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Within two weeks, the charophyte co
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The contradiction between how the u
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Of the regulating services, kelp an
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7.2 Knowledge gaps Although this st
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huge knowledge gap regarding which
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7.2.4 Shallow bays and inlets Recre
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Baumann HA, Morrison L, Stengel DB.
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Christie H, Norderhaug KM, Fredriks
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FAO. 2014. The State of World Fishe
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HVMFS (Havs- och vattenmyndigheten)
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Karås P. 1996a. Basic abiotic cond
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Lyngby JE, Brix H. 1989. Heavy meta
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Newell RIE. 2004. Ecosystem influen
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Rinde E, Tjomsland T, Hjermann DØ,
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Stål J, Paulsen S, Pihl L, Rönnb
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Wernberg T, Russell BD, Moore PJ, L
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mrd NOK. Siden tareskogene er antat
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størrelse som fiskeoppdrett, men f
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Nordic Council of Ministers Ved Str