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Proximity to natural forests failed to rescue a declining agroforestry tree species

2024-06-01

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The conservation of species in human-modified landscapes such as agroforestry systems is central to global conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity. Understanding the dynamics of key species in agroforestry systems is important for predicting the sustainability of these systems. However, the population dynamics of agroforestry tree species are often unknown, and planning for the management of these systems...

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Literature Corpus work: 8f4d5825-a26f-527e-afc7-13cb30cbf962
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2024.108990

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