Phosphorous dynamics in poplar silvopastoral systems fertilised with sewage sludge

Global Evolution of Research on Silvopastoral Systems through Bibliometric Analysis: Insights from Ecuador

“…Among the main results, the authors concluded that the integration of trees in open pastures generates even more soil organic carbon, particularly at shallower depths [39]. land use and land cover change [96], phosphorus dynamics [97], meat production, an food webs [98,99]. Finally, the UK has collaborated in research focused on determini the growth, production, and carbon sequestration of native timber species [100], the ev uation of milk production in dual-purpose cattle farms [101], the analysis of the enviro mental rent of cattle grazing [79], the determination of the carbon sequestration potent of tree biomass and soil [102], the quantification of land use change and soil carbon de osition [103], and the understanding of sustainable practices [104].…”

“…In addition, these collaborations have also focused on evaluating microclimate and nutrient dynamics [26], as well as ecological considerations in the design and sustainable management of silvopasture [93]. Germany has collaborated on papers focused on assessing deforestation reduction and the mitigation potential of greenhouse gas effects [94], the effect of herbivory on trees in a reforestation system [95], land use and land cover change [96], phosphorus dynamics [97], meat production, and food webs [98,99]. Finally, the UK has collaborated in research focused on determining the growth, production, and carbon sequestration of native timber species [100], the evaluation of milk production in dual-purpose cattle farms [101], the analysis of the environmental rent of cattle grazing [79], the determination of the carbon sequestration potential of tree biomass and soil [102], the quantification of land use change and soil carbon deposition [103], and the understanding of sustainable practices [104].…”