Summary
Scientists found that removing aggressive climbing vines from logged tropical forests in Borneo significantly accelerated canopy recovery, with treated areas storing carbon three times faster than newly planted ones.
Scientists Find Vine Removal Triples Canopy Growth in Damaged Borneo Forests
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16 July 2026 at 3:17 am
Scientists Find Vine Removal Triples Canopy Growth in Damaged Borneo Forests
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