ArticleEnvironmental management2026
Biophysical drivers of tropical tree diversity and carbon stocks across an urban gradient in Mexico.
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Urban and peri-urban green spaces are shaped by a complex interaction between anthropogenic management and underlying biophysical heterogeneity, which gives them particular community attributes (structure and diversity) and soil functions. Consequently, vegetation-based assessments alone often fail to capture the multidimensionality of these socioecological systems. Here, we examined the extent to which biophysical constraints, such as precipitation, topography, soil properties, and the structure of urban forests, differentially affect terrestrial carbon (C) stocks within tropical urban and peri-urban green spaces. We tested hypotheses regarding the importance of diversity in native and non-native plant species, as well as the effect of soil variation among sites. We compared woody species richness (
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