When considering uncertainty, agroforestry can reduce trade-offs between economic and ecological benefits
Thomas Knoke(Technical University of Munich), Margit von Lützow(Technical University of Munich), Kang Yu(Technical University of Munich), Esther Reith(Technical University of Munich), Senthold Asseng(Technical University of Munich), Logan Robert Bingham(Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences), Michael Schloter(Helmholtz Zentrum München), Peter Annighöfer(World Agroforestry Centre), Luisa Menapace(Technical University of Munich), Sara D. Leonhardt(Technical University of Munich), Elizabeth Gosling(Technical University of Munich), Johannes Sauer(Agricultural & Applied Economics Association), Mohsen Zarebanadkouki(Technical University of Munich), Lucie Chmelíková(Technical University of Munich), Fabian Frick(Technical University of Munich), Annette Menzel(Technical University of Munich), Benjamin Häfner(Technical University of Munich), Johannes Kollmann(Technical University of Munich), Carola Paul(University of Göttingen)
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