LOS MANGLARES COMO HOLOBIONTES Y OTRAS HISTORIAS DEL MAR
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https://doi.org/10.19136/kuxulkab.a30n68.6388Palabras clave:
Manglar, Holobionte, Microbioma, Conservación, EcosistemaResumen
Los manglares son ecosistemas complejos y muy importantes ya que ofrecen protección costera, captura de carbono y proporcionan hábitat para tiburones, rayas, crustáceos, peces entre otros, es por esto que pueden representar auténticos holobiontes, entidades formadas por plantas, animales y una comunidad microbiana interdependiente que ha coevolucionado durante millones de años. Los microbios desempeñan roles cruciales como la fijación de nitrógeno y la solubilización de nutrientes, tanto para las plantas como para el ecosistema entero. Comprender los manglares como holobiontes es esencial para apreciar su complejidad y tomar decisiones informadas sobre su conservación, esta perspectiva holística puede aplicarse a otros ecosistemas promoviendo una gestión ambiental más efectiva y una mejor comprensión de la vida.
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