Key ecosystem services and ecological intensification of agriculture in the tropical high-Andean Puna as affected by land-use and climate changes

•The tropical high-Andean Puna is an important reserve of agrobiodiversity, water provision and soil organic carbon.•Land use and climate change are jeopardizing these ecosystem services.•There is a need for ecological intensification (EI) of agriculture in the region.•A set of modern and traditiona...

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Agricultural production
Agriculture
Agrobiodiversity
Altitude
Biodiversity
Carbon cycle
Carbon sequestration
Climate change
Climate change mitigation
Conservation
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Fallowing
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High altitude
Intensive farming
Irrigation water
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Mountain ecosystems
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Pollination
Restoration
Shelters
Soil amendment
Soil conservation
Soil fertility
Soil water
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Sustainable ecosystems
Tillage
Water harvesting
Water provision
Water regulation
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