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Mangrove forests in Florida show rapid carbon recovery after hurricanes, regaining lost carbon within four years. Despite structural damage, canopy regrowth and carbon uptake rebound quickly, confirming mangroves’ climate resilience.

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Mangrove forests in Florida show rapid carbon recovery after hurricanes, regaining lost carbon within four years. Despite structural damage, canopy regrowth and carbon uptake rebound quickly, confirming mangroves’ climate resilience.

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