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Biophysical drivers of yield gaps and ecosystem services across different coffee-based agroforestry management types: A global meta-analysis

2022-10-01

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The productivity of agroforestry systems (AFSs) and the provisioning of associated ecosystem services (ESs) are threatened by increasing cropping intensification and climate change. Compared to full-sun coffee, maintaining shade cover might protect against climate variability, forest degradation, and pests/diseases attack. However, there may be trade-offs between yields and ESs. While the impacts of shade have bee...

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62beb069-75c8-5110-a0bd-a20ab1f79977
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10.1016/j.agee.2022.108024
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