Merilähteiden
Merilähteiden is a Finnish term that generally refers to coastal meadows or salt marshes found along the Baltic Sea coast. These are transitional ecosystems situated between terrestrial and marine environments, characterized by their proximity to the sea and the influence of brackish water. The vegetation in merilähteiden is typically adapted to saline conditions, often featuring hardy grasses, sedges, and specialized plants that can tolerate fluctuating water levels and salt spray.
These areas play a crucial role in coastal ecology. They provide valuable habitats for a diverse range
The specific characteristics of merilähteiden can vary depending on factors such as the local geology, hydrology,