Fallen and standing deadwood play an important role in woodlands and hedgerows; by supporting the nutrient cycle, releasing valuable nutrients to the soil, helping soil stability and soil erosion as well as being valuable wildlife habitats. @PollinatorPlan #FarmlandBiodiversity
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in addition to the benefits of these mangroves they play a great role in carbon sequestration and through photosynthesis they absorb the excess carbondioxide in the atmosphere and hence ensuring that the atmosphere is clean and overcome the effects of climate change.
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