Mangrove ecosystems are crucial for biodiversity and coastal protection but face threats from
climate change and human activities. This review assesses the productivity of the Matang …

Mangrove ecosystems can absorb significant amounts of carbon and help mitigate climate
change. However, their existence continues to be endangered by natural and human forces …

The present study deals with the estimation of aboveground biomass (AGB) using synthetic
aperture radar (SAR) data in a highly complex mangrove assemblage of Lothian Island …

Selective logging, a common disturbance in mixed-species and uneven-aged forests, can
cause substantial collateral stand damage and tree mortality. Here we explore damage …

Mangroves are well known for their ability to sequester and store a large amount of carbon
within their plant parts and sediment. This characteristic is termed as blue carbon and …

The world's biggest continual mangrove swampy land is the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest,
which is crucial to both the terrestrial and marine carbon cycles. While numerous studies …

Mangroves are crucial in carbon sequestration despite covering only a small percentage of
the Earth's surface. Latitudinal gradient primarily determines the distribution of climatic …

The increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is due to carbon dioxide (CO2), which
has affected climate change. Therefore, the forest plays an essential role in carbon storage …

Background: The mangrove species Bruguiera gymnorrhiza (L.) Lam. and Rhizophora
stylosa Griff. are found in riverine mangrove forest, where the trees occur in mixed forest …

The allometric method is used for biomass estimation in which the whole or partial mass of
trees is estimated from measurable tree dimensions like stem diameter and height (Clough …