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Potential urban tree carbon storage increases with biomass.
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e0“in urban areas, the amount of potential carbon storage is positively influenced by increasing biomass.”
Title
Carbon Sequestration Potential of Trees in Urban Vegetation Islands: A Case Study
Pragya Dadhich; Anita Malav; Poonam Jaiswal International Journal of Environment and Climate Change 2023. doi:10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i113401
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- Observation The campus had 849 trees from 43 species.
- Observation The campus contained 43 tree species.
- Observation Syzygium cumini was most dominant, with 163 trees.
- Observation Phoenix sylvestris numbered 121 trees.
- Observation Eucalyptus obliqua numbered 97 trees.
- Observation Campus trees had 373937 kg aboveground biomass.
- Observation Campus trees had 56090.54 kg belowground biomass.
- Observation Campus trees accumulated 430027.5 kg total biomass.
- Observation Campus trees contained 215013.75 kg carbon.
- Observation Campus trees sequestered 788.38 tons carbon in a year.
- Observation An individual campus tree sequestered on average 928.60 kg/year.