Abstract:Riparian buffer systems (RBS) are a common agroforestry practice that consists of keeping a forested boundary adjacent to water bodies in agricultural landscapes, thus helping to protect aquatic ecosystems from adverse impacts. Nevertheless, despite the multiple benefits they provide, RBSs can be hotspots of methane emissions since abundant organic carbon and high-water tables are often found in these soils. In southern Ontario, Canada, the rehabilitation of Washington Creek streambank occurred in 1985. In a r… Show more
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