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Peat swamp forest vegetation biomass was estimated at 179.976 tons/ha.
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e0“The potential for biomass, carbon deposits, and CO2 uptake of peat swamp forest vegetation is 179.976 tons/ha; 84.588 tons C/ha; 310.442 tons CO2/ha, respectively”
Title
Vegetation Uptake of Carbon Dioxide on Peat Swamp Forests Based on The Growth Rate
Ajun Junaedi; Nisfiatul Hidayat; Moh Rizal; et al. HUTAN TROPIKA 2022. doi:10.36873/jht.v17i2.5559
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- Observation Peat swamp forest vegetation comprised 44 types from 25 families.
- Observation Stake-level vegetation was most common relative to seedlings, poles and trees.
- Observation Cratoxylon arborescent BI dominated tree-level vegetation.
- Observation Combretocarpus rotundatus dominated pole-level vegetation.
- Observation Stemonurus secundiflorus Blume dominated stake-level vegetation.
- Observation Anacolosa frutescens dominated seedling-level vegetation.
- Observation Peat swamp forest vegetation carbon deposits were estimated at 84.588 tons C/ha.
- Observation Peat swamp forest vegetation CO2 uptake was estimated at 310.442 tons CO2/ha.
- Observation Tree-level vegetation had the highest biomass, carbon deposits and CO2 uptake among growth stages.
- Observation The authors see long-term biomass and carbon storage and CO2 uptake potential in younger peat swamp forest vegetation.