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carbon-sequestration
Carbon sequestration is the natural process by which plants capture and store atmospheric carbon dioxide in biological tissue and soil. This is central to plant science because plants are the primary agents of this process through photosynthesis, and understanding how different species and ecosystems sequester carbon is essential for managing the global carbon cycle and addressing climate change.
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Seagrass Meadows Sequester Carbon 35x Faster Than Tropical Rainfore...
Seagrass locks away carbon 35x faster than rainforest per hectare, and warming waters a...
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Neptune Grass
carbon-sequestration
blue-carbon
seagrass
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Long-Term Biochar Application Enhances Carbon-Phosphorus Costabiliz...
A 13-year field study found that adding straw-derived biochar to rice paddies improved ...
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Rice
soil-health
climate-adaptation
crop-improvement
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Resource recovery from low-rank coal and livestock manure for susta...
Combining coal waste and livestock manure through composting and microbial treatments c...
soil-health
climate-adaptation
waste-valorization