Environment & Ecology · Carbon Sequestration in Agroforestry
Through which primary process do trees in an agroforestry system mitigate climate change and greenhouse gas emissions?
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- 1By reflecting solar radiation through increased leaf surface area
- 2By absorbing atmospheric CO2 and storing it in plant biomass and soil✓
- 3By converting soil organic matter into atmospheric nitrogen
- 4By reducing the total amount of biological interactions in the environment
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By absorbing atmospheric CO2 and storing it in plant biomass and soil
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