Claim · model-written summary
The Pipe Model Theory applied to the Cryptomeria japonica stand.
- Taxon
- Cryptomeria japonica
Cryptomeria japonicae0 - Outcome
- Pipe Model Theory appliese0
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Verbatim
e0“This study indicates that the Pipe Model Theory applies to the Cryptomeria japonica forest stand”
Title
Carlos Roberto Sanquetta; Mateus Niroh Inoue Sanquetta; Francelo Mognon; et al. Científica 2015. doi:10.15361/1984-5529.2015v43n3p254-260
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- Observation The stem comprised 73.67% of aboveground biomass.
- Observation Sapwood comprised 41.66% of biomass in the wood.
- Observation Heartwood comprised 26.66% of biomass in the wood.
- Observation Bark comprised 5.35% of biomass in the wood.
- Observation The canopy accounted for 26.33% of dry biomass.
- Observation Branches represented 13.75% of dry biomass.
- Observation Foliage represented 12.58% of dry biomass.
- Observation The first five meters contained only wood and bark.
- Observation Crown biomass appeared above 5 m and became the major fraction from 15 m upward.
- Observation Heartwood biomass partitioning decreased along the vertical profile.