Seagrass Meadow May Be Shifting Toward Algae and Cyano

After two years of nutrient flow through green water, filamentous algae, Shoal grass, and grazers, the Seagrass Meadow is showing a new shift. Macroalgae now covers a large portion of the biome while seagrass-associated cyanobacteria spreads nearby, raising the question of whether Shoal grass can reclaim space or the biome is changing state.