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Residence Times and Legacy of Biogenic Carbon in Ocean Reservoirs

2024-09-10

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Quantifying the sequestration potential of biologically driven carbon fluxes in the ocean depends critically on residence times – how long carbon remains stored in reservoirs before being re-exposed to the atmosphere. Simple mass balance provides estimates for many of the major ocean biogenic carbon reservoirs. For vegetated coastal ecosystems (mangroves, sea grass meadows, salt marshes) that globally store 20 to...

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dfa8d937-b960-5227-bb72-fb03fccb4bef
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10.1101/2024.09.06.611583
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