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Restoring Tides Beats Planting Trees for Benin's Mangroves, Study

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At a Ramsar site in Benin, hydrological restoration achieved 51 percent seedling survival compared with 3.36 to 25.60 percent for direct mangrove planting.
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Restoring Tides Beats Planting Trees for Benin's Mangroves, Study

At a Ramsar site in Benin, hydrological restoration achieved 51 percent seedling survival compared with 3.36 to 25.60 percent for direct mangrove planting.

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Scienmag: Latest Science and Health News broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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