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Climate Change Impacts on Salt Marsh Blue Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorous Stocks and Ecosystem Services

Bernardo Duarte    
João Carreiras and Isabel Caçador    

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Merging physiological data with ecosystem services valuation provides valuable insights into the impact of climate change in coastal salt marsh systems.

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