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Captura de Dióxido de Carbono en rodales de Eucalyptus globulus aledaños a la laguna Chacas, Juliaca 2024
La investigación responde a la creciente necesidad de implementar estrategias eficaces para mitigar el cambio climático mediante la captura de CO₂ atmosférico. La investigación tiene por objetivo determinar la cantidad de dióxido de carbono (CO₂) capturada por los rodales de Eucalyptus globulus aled
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