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Carbon and nutrient cycling in mangroves and tidal marshes

Projects available include a focus on “blue carbon”, including assessment of mangrove tree growth (above and belowground) and variation in soil carbon stocks and rates of carbon sequestration in mangroves and marshes. 

Supervisor: Professor Catherine Lovelock

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