Claim · model-written summary
Dry-to-fresh weight ratios of the seven bamboo species were estimated for culm, branch, foliage and above-ground biomass to convert fresh weight to dry weight.
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- Ratio of dry to fresh weighte0
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e0“Ratio of dry to fresh weight of seven bamboo species was estimated for culm, branch, foliage and above-ground biomass to convert fresh weight to dry weight”
Title
R. Kaushal; S. Islam; Salil Tewari; et al. Scientific Reports 2022. doi:10.1038/s41598-022-11394-3
Other claims from this paper (3)
- Observation Among the culm, branch and foliage components of seven bamboo species, the culm had the highest share of biomass, 69.56-78.71%.
- Observation The percentage share of culm, branch and foliage in above-ground fresh weight varied significantly between bamboo species.
- Observation D. hamiltonii had the highest productivity for above-ground biomass components.