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Natural and regenerated saltmarshes exhibit similar soil and belowground organic carbon stocks, root production and soil respiration

Reference: Ecosystems (2019) 22: 1803-1822.

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Santini N.S., Lovelock C.E., Hua Q., Zawadzki A., Mazumder D., Mercer T.R., Muñoz-Rojas M., Hardwick S.A., Madala B.S., Cornwell W., Thomas T., Marzinelli E., Adam P., Paul S. , Vergés A.

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