The Carbon Sink Potential of Southern China After Two Decades of Afforestation
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- 2022-02-04
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- 80
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Keywords
Afforestation, Carbon sink, Sink (geography), Environmental science, China
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- Evaluating the hydrological function of vegetation restoration in fragile karst area: Insights from the continuous surface and subsurface runoff monitoring
- Afforestation resists the drought disturbance on soil carbon sink in subtropical agricultural ecosystems
- Source to Sink of Lignin Phenols in a Subtropical Forest of Southwest China
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- Carbon Sink Trends in the Karst Regions of Southwest China: Impacts of Ecological Restoration and Climate Change
- Patterns and drivers of carbon stock change in ecological restoration regions: A case study of upper Yangtze River Basin, China.
- Long-term and large-scale ecological restoration projects shaped the spatial heterogeneity in new forests
- Response of vegetation carbon sequestration potential to the effectiveness of vegetation restoration in karst ecologically fragile areas in Guizhou, southwest China
- Early advantage for carbon sequestration of monocultures and greater long-term carbon sink potential of broadleaf mixed forests: 20-year evidence from the Shanghai Green Belt
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- Quantifying Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Identifying Influential Factors of Ecosystem Fragmentation in Karst Landscapes: A Comprehensive Analytical Framework
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