Semi-natural grasslands as a nature-based solution for climate change mitigation: An assessment of carbon and plant communities across age gradients

Semi-natural grasslands have the potential to sequester carbon and enhance biodiversity and therefore offer opportunities as nature-based solutions for climate change. However, our understanding of how their potential for carbon storage might work alongside their diversity benefits is based on a sma...

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Published in:Agriculture, ecosystems & environment ecosystems & environment, 2026-01, Vol.395, p.109887, Article 109887
Main Authors: Lockwood, Tamsin, Elias, Jessica L., Stone, Melanie, Kemp, Hannah R., Spiers, Melanie, Davess, Becky, Izard, Nicholas, Mason, Emily, Hartill, Jodie, Morecroft, Mike D.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
agriculture
carbon sequestration
Carbon storage
Chronosequence
chronosequences
clay fraction
climate change
community structure
England
environment
Grassland
land use
Nature-based solutions
Plant diversity
rain
soil organic carbon
species
species diversity
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