The interaction of land-use history and tree species diversity in driving variation in the aboveground biomass of urban versus non-urban tropical forests

The interaction of land-use history and tree species diversity in driving variation in the aboveground biomass of urban versus non-urban tropical forests

Understanding the drivers of aboveground biomass (AGB) variation in present-day tropical forests can contribute to management strategies that help mitigate against CO2-driven climate change and provide other services related to high AGB. Higher tree diversity can lead to higher woody productivity an...

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Main Authors: Borges, E.R (Author), Bueno, M.L (Author), Carvalho, F.A (Author), Dexter, K.G (Author), Fontes, M.A.L (Author), Pyles, M.V (Author), Santos, R.M.D (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Above ground biomass
aboveground biomass
Aboveground biomass
biodiversity
Biodiversity
Biomass
Brazil
climate change
Climate change
complementarity
ecosystem service
Land use
land use change
Land use history
Land-use history
management practice
Management strategies
matrix
Matthiola
Niche complementarity
Phylogenetic diversity
Reforestation
species diversity
Tree diversity
Tree species diversity
tropical forest
Tropical forest
Tropical forests
Tropics
urban area
Urban growth
Urbanization
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