Claim · model-written summary
Carbon reserves were lower in the Inga system.
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e0“Carbon reserves were higher in the screw system and lower in the inga system”
Title
Reservas de carbono en tres sistemas silvopastoriles de la Amazonía peruana
María Elena Díaz Pablo; Julio Cesar Alegre Orihuela; Carlos Alfredo Gómez Bravo; et al. Manglar 2024. doi:10.57188/manglar.2024.033
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- Observation Soil properties generally did not differ significantly among systems.
- Observation Soil P differed among systems.
- Observation Soil Al differed among systems.
- Observation Soil CEC differed among systems.
- Observation Carbon reserves were highest in the Cedrelinga system.
- Observation Soil held more carbon than vegetation across these systems.