Claim · model-written summary
The authors conclude that Eucalyptus plantations in restoration with native forest species can increase carbon capture and storage.
- Taxon
- native forest speciese6
- Treatment
- use of Eucalyptus plantationse6
- Outcome
- capture and the storage of carbone6
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Verbatim
e6“The use of Eucalyptus plantations in forest restoration of native forest species can contribute to increase the capture and the storage of carbon in the different reservoirs of the ecosystem”
Title
Carbon stock in forest restoration intercropped with Eucalyptus in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil
Milton Marques Fernandes; Marcelo Brandão José; Milena Viviane Almeida Vieira; et al. Scientia Forestalis 2025. doi:10.18671/scifor.v53.07
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation REF (secondary forest) had the highest total carbon stock, 64.68 Mg C ha-1.
- Observation RAE had a total carbon stock of 62.06 Mg C ha-1.
- Observation RPE had a total carbon stock of 50.23 Mg C ha-1.
- Observation RAS had the lowest total carbon stock, 33.84 Mg C ha-1.
- Association A greater diversity of native forest species in restoration does not imply a greater carbon stock.
- Observation Soil was the carbon stock compartment with the largest carbon stock.