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Supplementary data for manuscript: Shifting baselines: How coastal settings shape nitrogen removal benefits in mangrove ecosystems
Nitrogen (N) pollution is a global threat to the health of aquatic ecosystems. While mangroves are recognized as efficient filters of reactive N, their N-removal service may vary across coastal geomorphic settings. However, whether N cycling-baselines differ b
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