Nitrogen may turbocharge regrowth in young tropical forest trees

Mongabay
Jan 15, 2026, 4:41 pm62 pts
New research finds that tropical forests can grow significantly faster and sequester more climate-warming carbon dioxide when additional nitrogen is available in the soil. “With this information we can prioritise management and conservation practices to maximise forest regrowth,” Kelly Anderson, a research…

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