Carbon Sequestration In Agroforestry : A. Systematic review of global practices
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https://doi.org/10.62207/9k6wqj29Keywords:
Carbon sequestration, agroforestry, land management techniques, systematic literature reviews, climate change mitigation, sustainable agriculture, ecosystem services, regional variabilityAbstract
Carbon sequestration through agroforestry has emerged as an important strategy for mitigating climate change and improving ecosystem services. This systematic literature review analyzes various land management techniques that have proven effective in increasing carbon sequestration in various ecosystems. A total of 20 articles peer-reviewed analysis with a focus on specific agroforestry practices, their implementation contexts, and the carbon sequestration results achieved. Findings show that multi-strata agroforestry systems, use of cover crops, and intercropping are the most effective techniques, with significant improvements in carbon storage, especially in subtropical regions. Additionally, this review highlights the importance of contextual factors, such as soil type and climate, that influence the effectiveness of these practices. The implications for policymakers are significant, suggesting that promoting sustainable agroforestry practices through supportive policies and training for farmers can improve carbon sequestration efforts. Furthermore, this review identifies gaps in the existing literature and recommends avenues for future research, including exploration of under-researched techniques and the need for local studies to understand regional variations in carbon sequestration potential.
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