Rapid peat development beneath created, maturing mangrove forests: ecosystem changes across a 25‐yr chronosequence

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@AndreaB76995358 @GaryWhiteDublin @MoonsiCollins @Rainmaker1973 Here is one quick source. From the article. "Within 25 years, a 20-cm deep peat layer developed." https://t.co/nYRAChS4vt

RT @Mangroves: Part of the wonder of #mangroves is their ability to convert sandy soils to carbon-rich peat. In replanted sites, surface so…

RT @Mangroves: Part of the wonder of #mangroves is their ability to convert sandy soils to carbon-rich peat. In replanted sites, surface so…

RT @Mangroves: Part of the wonder of #mangroves is their ability to convert sandy soils to carbon-rich peat. In replanted sites, surface so…

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