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From: Created mangrove wetlands store belowground carbon and surface elevation change enables them to adjust to sea-level rise

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Sedimentation and soil drivers of surface elevation change. Relationship between shallow surface elevation change (a), vertical accretion of sediments (b), sub-surface change (c), soil C content (d), soil bulk density (e), and soil total nitrogen content (f) with surface elevation change from created mangrove wetlands compared with co-located reference mangrove wetlands in Tampa Bay, Florida, USA. Symbols represent means (±SE, bi-directional) of average responses by site, with soil samples (d–f) representing the average from three plots per site.

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