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The 116 pages that link to Agroforestry, each with the reason it gives.

• MonocultureCompared with: Its layered plantings differ from fields organized around one crop species.

• ReforestationCompared with: Agroforestry adds trees to working land but does not necessarily re-establish forest.

• AfforestationCompared with: Agroforestry adds trees without necessarily converting land into forest.

• Shifting cultivationCompared with: Unlike temporary clearing, agroforestry maintains trees within actively managed plots.

• Slash-and-burn agricultureCompared with: Agroforestry can maintain tree cover while producing crops, unlike clearing an entire plot.

• Industrial agricultureCompared with: Combining woody plants with farming contrasts with simplified, open-field production.

• Forest ecologyCompared with: It contrasts managed tree–agriculture mosaics with forests studied as ecosystems.

• Temperate deciduous forestCompared with: It adapts tree-based functions to working landscapes rather than intact forest stands.

• Oil palmCompared with: It offers a different model from uniform oil palm plantations.

• Coconut palmCompared with: Intercropping palms can diversify production and differ from single-crop plantations.

• Plantation agricultureCompared with: Agroforestry contrasts with plantation monocultures through greater integration of species and land uses.

• Deforestation of the Amazon rainforestCompared with: Agroforestry can support production while retaining tree cover and ecological functions.