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                     Mechanism, assessment methods and environmental factors influence
                                      in carbon sink of macroalgae: a review


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                   LI Ruifan ,ZHONG Chenhui ,ZHENG Shenghua ,LIN Qi      1,3* ,XI Yingyu ,GUO Chentao 1,3
                          (1. Key Laboratory of Cultivation and High-value Utilization of Marine Organisms in Fujian Province,
                                       Fisheries Research Institute of Fujian, Xiamen 361013, China;
                        2. Key Laboratory for Exploitation and Utilization of Aquatic Germplasm Resources, Ministry of Education,
                                          Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai 201306, China;
                                3. National and Local Joint Engineering Research Center for Marine Biological Seed
                                             Industry Technology, Xiamen 361013, China)


               Abstract: [Objective] The ocean, as the largest “active” carbon reservoir on the Earth, plays a critical role in
               global carbon cycling. Macroalgae contribute to this process through photosynthetic carbon fixation and the re-
               lease of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and particulate organic carbon (POC) via physiological metabolism.
               Harnessing the carbon sequestration potential of macroalgae represents a vital pathway toward achieving the
               “carbon neutrality” goal. [Progress] This review comprehensively examines the mechanisms by which mac-
               roalgae enhance carbon sequestration, including the synthesis of biomass carbon through photosynthesis and the
               release of DOC and POC. The review summarizes methods for assessing “short-term carbon sinks” based on
               macroalgae cultivation yields, as well as techniques for evaluating “long-term carbon sinks”, such as the C/N ra-
               tio, stable isotope analysis, spectral analysis, spectral analysis, multi-omics technologies, and relevant model
               construction, etc. Additionally, the review analyzes the impacts of key environmental factors including temper-
               ature, nutrient concentration, light intensity, salinity, and desiccation on the growth of macroalgae and their pho-
               tosynthetic carbon fixation efficiency. [Prospect] By providing a multi-faceted perspective on the carbon sink
               function, carbon sequestration mechanisms, assessment methods, and environmental factors influencing mac-
               roalgae, this review aims to deepen the understanding of their critical role in marine carbon sinks and to offer
               foundational insights and references for developing carbon sequestration and enhancement technologies.
               Key words: ocean carbon sink; macroalgae; carbon sequestration mechanism; carbon sink assessment; environ-
               mental factor
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