Tropical lowland forest in Barro Colorado Island in Panama (IMAGE)
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Tropical forests are an important carbon sink. Their ability to sequester carbon in the future is in question because their growth may be limited by nitrogen. Nitrogen-fixing trees could provide the nitrogen needed to support the sink, unless constraints like herbivory are strong.
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Sarah Batterman
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