2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-5279548/v1
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Root productivity contributes to carbon storage and surface elevation adjustments in coastal wetlands

Brooke M Conroy,
Jeffrey J Kelleway,
Kerrylee Rogers

Abstract: Background and aims: Additions of organic matter in coastal wetlands contributes to blue carbon sequestration and adjustment to sea-level rise through vertical growth of substrates. To improve models of carbon sequestration and adaptation to sea-level rise, data of root mass and volume additions across tidal gradients are required. This study aims to characterise the influence of vegetation zonation and tidal position on root mass and volume dynamics within substrates. Methods: The root ingrowth technique was … Show more

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