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Table 1. Characteristics of the four studied phytocenoses.
Table 2. Locations of study sites where pH sensors were deployed.
Table 3. Descriptive statistics for pH profiles at each site.
Figure 1. pH sensor cases deployed at each of the phytocenoses studied: (a) Cystoseira abies- abies-marina; (b) Gelidiales and geniculate corallines; (c) Lobophora variegata; (d) Crustose algae.
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