Part1 data for Diverse tropical forests are more stable than monocultured rubber plantations

The rapid expansion of rubber plantations (RB) in Southeast-Asia has raises concerns about ecosystem stability. This study compares the stability of RB and tropical forests (RF) in terms of long-term temporal stability, resilience, and resistance using satellite and reanalysis data.

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2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.26520763
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Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management
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Part1 data for Diverse tropical forests are more stable than monocultured rubber plantations

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Abstract

The rapid expansion of rubber plantations (RB) in Southeast-Asia has raises concerns about ecosystem stability. This study compares the stability of RB and tropical forests (RF) in terms of long-term temporal stability, resilience, and resistance using satellite and reanalysis data.

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