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Carbon stock increased to 148.59 kg/tree under D4.
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e0“The total biomass, carbon stock and carbon dioxide equivalent increased from lower to higher diameter classes. The highest values observed for these parameters were 475.54 kg/tree (fresh), 148.59 kg/tree and 543.82 kg/tree, respectively under D4 diameter class.”
t0“Elm (Ulmus Wallichiana Planch)”
Title
Biomass Allocation and Carbon Stock in Elm (Ulmus Wallichiana Planch) Plantation
Shabir Rather; K.N. Qaisar; Sabeena Nabi; et al. Current World Environment 2017. doi:10.12944/cwe.12.2.17
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- Association Tree growth measures increased with diameter class.
- Association Component biomass increased significantly with diameter.
- Association Total biomass was highest under D4 at 475.54 kg/tree fresh.
- Association Carbon dioxide equivalent increased to 543.82 kg/tree under D4.
- Association Branch and root allocation coefficients were higher in smaller diameter classes.
- Association Foliage allocation coefficient did not vary significantly with tree size.
- Association Growth efficiency of components did not differ significantly by diameter.