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Supplementary data file to the article "Blue carbon sequestration and storage potential has increased in seagrass sediments from Northern Morocco" Supplementary data file to the article "Blue carbon sequestration and storage potential has increased in seagrass sediments from Northern Morocco"

Domaine:

environment and energyclimate

Type de record:

dataset
Créateur:
MejAbdBenTao
Éditeur:
Sci
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Three sediment cores were collected from Moulay Bouselham lagoon in Northern Morocco. This dataset focuses on blue carbon-related data, including sediment core information, organic carbon, inorganic carbon, and total carbon content measured in each sediment layer (every 2 cm). It also provides extrapolated data of OC and DBD along with the accumulated carbon stocks in the top 1 m of the three cores. Three sediment cores were collected from Moulay Bouselham lagoon in Northern Morocco. This dataset focuses on blue carbon-related data, including sediment core information, organic carbon, inorganic carbon, and total carbon content measured in each sediment layer (every 2 cm). It also provides extrapolated data of OC and DBD along with the accumulated carbon stocks in the top 1 m of the three cores.

Tags

Marine scienceEnvironmental scienceBlue carbonCarbon stockOrganic carbonSeagrassZostera NolteilagoonMoroccoblue carbon+2

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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Internationalhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode

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