Mangrove (Danish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Mangrove" in Danish language version.

Last modified: 19:33:18, 11 October 2024 (UTC)

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1 August 2012, bbc.co.uk: Mangrove conservation is 'economic' CO2 fix Citat: "... Mangrove habitats comprise less than 1% of all forest areas across the world. ... Their ability to capture carbon may be on average five times that of tropical rainforests, so they have become of interest to carbon-focused conservation strategists. ... Mangroves are being re-planted in some places, for shore protection and nature ...", backup

11. apr 2011, ing.dk: Mangroveskov udgør kæmpe kulstoflagre Citat: "...mangroveskove gennemsnitligt indeholder omkring 1.000 ton kulstof pr. hektar – mere end fire gange så meget som i andre tropiske skove...Med deres fotosyntese forvandler planterne altså CO2 til organisk materiale i hidtil uset omfang..."

March 17, 2024, scitechdaily.com: New Study Reveals Mangroves and Saltmarshes Store Double the Carbon Previously Thought, backup Citat: "...When they accounted for bicarbonate export from the ecosystems to the ocean, the size of the carbon trap in these ecosystems doubled...”Our results showed that bicarbonate exports were equal to, or even surpassed, the amount of carbon stored in the soil..."

videnskab.dk: Mangrover skal dæmpe tsunamier Citat: "...Deres konklusion er, at en tsunami eller stormbølge på op til seks meter vil blive betragteligt dæmpet af en mangroveskov.«...", backup

videnskab.dk: Mangrover skal dæmpe tsunamier Citat: "...Deres konklusion er, at en tsunami eller stormbølge på op til seks meter vil blive betragteligt dæmpet af en mangroveskov.«...", backup
1 August 2012, bbc.co.uk: Mangrove conservation is 'economic' CO2 fix Citat: "... Mangrove habitats comprise less than 1% of all forest areas across the world. ... Their ability to capture carbon may be on average five times that of tropical rainforests, so they have become of interest to carbon-focused conservation strategists. ... Mangroves are being re-planted in some places, for shore protection and nature ...", backup
March 17, 2024, scitechdaily.com: New Study Reveals Mangroves and Saltmarshes Store Double the Carbon Previously Thought, backup Citat: "...When they accounted for bicarbonate export from the ecosystems to the ocean, the size of the carbon trap in these ecosystems doubled...”Our results showed that bicarbonate exports were equal to, or even surpassed, the amount of carbon stored in the soil..."