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Crab bioturbation and seasonality control nitrous oxide emissions in semiarid mangrove forests (Ceará, Brazil)
ArticleAbstract: Seasonality and crab activity affects the nutrients and physicochemical parameters in mangrove soilsPalabras claves:Estuarine fauna, Greenhouse gas, mangroves, N O 2, Ucides cordatusAutores:Araújo J.M.C., Barcellos D., Ferreira T.O., Nóbrega G.N., Queiroz H.M., Romero D.J., Siqueira Neto M., Xosé Luis Otero PérezFuentes:scopusDiffuse reflectance spectroscopy (vis-nir-swir) as a promising tool for blue carbon quantification in mangrove soils: A case of study in tropical semiarid climatic conditions
ArticleAbstract: The assessment of the soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks in mangrove ecosystems is essential for coastPalabras claves:Autores:Ferreira T.O., Nóbrega G.N., Romero D.J., Xosé Luis Otero PérezFuentes:scopusMasked diversity and contrasting soil processes in tropical seagrass meadows: the control of environmental settings
ArticleAbstract: Seagrass meadows are among the most valuable ecosystems on Earth. However, in tropical countries, thPalabras claves:Autores:Copertino M.d.S., Ferreira T.O., Gorman D., Nóbrega G.N., Piccolo M.d.C., Queiroz H.M., Romero D.J., Xosé Luis Otero PérezFuentes:scopusPedological studies of subaqueous soils as a contribution to the protection of seagrass meadows in Brazil
ArticleAbstract: Seagrass meadows are considered one of the most important and valuable ecosystems on the planet, butPalabras claves:Blue Carbon, Coastal wetlands, Gleization, Submerged soils, SulfidizationAutores:Ferreira T.O., Nóbrega G.N., Romero D.J., Xosé Luis Otero PérezFuentes:scopusRecovery of Soil Processes in Replanted Mangroves: Implications for Soil Functions
ArticleAbstract: Mangrove revegetation is a vital strategy to recover ecosystem services (e.g., climate regulation anPalabras claves:CARBON SEQUESTRATION, Pollutant immobilization, restoration, Soil geochemistryAutores:Deng Y., Ferreira T.O., Jimenez L.C.Z., Nóbrega G.N., Queiroz H.M., Romero D.J., Xosé Luis Otero PérezFuentes:scopus