Global and regional importance of the tropical peatland carbon pool¶
PAGE, R., & Banks. (2011). Global and regional importance of the tropical peatland carbon pool. 15-19.
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- Undrained peat swamp forests are among Earth's densest long-term carbon stores, waterlogging having locked away partially decomposed plant matter for millennia
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“This new assessment reveals a larger tropical peatland carbon pool than previous estimates, with a best estimate of 88.6 Gt (range 81.7–91.9 Gt) equal to 15–19% of the global peat carbon pool.”
- Undrained peat swamp forests are among Earth's densest long-term carbon stores, waterlogging having locked away partially decomposed plant matter for millennia
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