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Mangroves among the most carbon-rich forests in the tropics
Nature Geoscience · 2011 · Vol. 4(5) · pp. 293–297
Daniel C. Donato✉(US Forest Service)J. Boone Kauffman(Northern Research Station)Daniel Murdiyarso(Center for International Forestry Research)Sofyan Kurnianto(Center for International Forestry Research)Melanie Stidham(US Forest Service)Markku Kanninen(Natural Resources Institute Finland)
Coastal wetland ecosystem dynamicsCoastal and Marine DynamicsOil Palm Production and SustainabilityMangroveTropicsEnvironmental scienceBlue carbonDeforestation (computer science)Biomass (ecology)EcosystemCarbon cycleAgroforestrySoil carbon
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