Revisión cienciométrica (1990-2022) del ciclo del carbono y los flujos de CO2 y CH4 de manglares
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https://doi.org/10.21829/myb.2024.3042628Palabras clave:
cambio climático, carbono azul, ecosistemas costeros, emisiones de carbono, gases de efecto invernadero, humedalesResumen
Los manglares son ecosistemas costeros estratégicos frente al cambio climático, pero aún existen vacíos de conocimiento sobre la dinámica del gran reservorio de carbono que contienen. Se presenta un análisis cienciométrico sobre el ciclo del carbono en manglares, con especial interés en los flujos de CO2 y CH4. El término “carbono azul” es actualmente distintivo de la literatura científica, sobresaliendo como palabra clave en publicaciones de 380 revistas. La geografía de dicha revisión muestra que la mayoría de las publicaciones presentan resultados de estudios en sitios localizados en China (160), seguido por Indonesia (128), India (92), Australia (78) y EE. UU. (62). Las publicaciones con sitios de estudio en Latinoamérica representan 15% (114), en las que resaltan Brasil (52) y México (44). A pesar de que las publicaciones sobre flujos de carbono aumentaron en los últimos años, los estudios enfocados a los almacenes siguen siendo los más numerosos (68%). De las publicaciones sobre flujos, más de 70% registran flujos verticales (i.e. con la atmósfera) del suelo (inundado o no), y los sitios conservados fueron los más estudiados. Dada la necesidad imperante de comprender el potencial de mitigación del cambio climático que tienen los manglares, es importante incrementar el estudio de flujos laterales y verticales bajo un enfoque multiescalar y en diversos contextos costeros, dando especial atención a manglares en restauración bajo diferentes legados de degradación. Abordar estos vacíos en la comunicación escrita científica es crucial para la toma de decisiones sobre la conservación y restauración de manglares.
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