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Passive versus active afforestation of agricultural land: Two decades of impacts on tree biomass and ecosystem carbon storage
Biodiversity loss and climate change are major 21st century challenges, driven by land-use change and agricultural intensification. Passive restoration through natural colonization offers a cost-effective way to recover biodiversity and carbon stocks, but its carbon sequestration potential i
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