Abstract
This study aims to identify the type composition and estimate the potential for biomass and carbon deposits as well as carbon dioxide (CO2) uptake of peat swamp forest vegetation based on the growth rates (seedling, sapling, pole, tree). The estimation of potential deposits of vegetation biomass is calculated by destructive and non-destructive methods. The potential for carbon impedance is calculated using the formula Bof National Standardization (2011) and CO2 absorption with the IPCC formula (2006). The results showed that the number of vegetation types found was 44 types from 25 families. Stake-level vegetation is the most common type found compared to seedlings, poles, and trees. Tree-level vegetation is dominated by Cratoxylon arborescent BI, Combretocarpus rotundatus pole level, and Stemonurus secundiflorus Blume stake level., the seedling level of Anacolosa frutescens. 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. Tree-level vegetation has the highest deposits of biomass and carbon as well as CO2 uptake compared to seedling, sapling, and pole levels. Youth-level vegetation (seedlings, sapling, pole) in peat swamp forests has great potential in storing biomass, carbon, and CO2 uptake in the long term. Keywords: biomass, carbon, carbon dioxide uptake, peat swamp forest, vegetation
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Peat swamp forest vegetation comprised 44 types from 25 families.
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e0“the number of vegetation types found was 44 types from 25 families”
t0“Vegetation”
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Stake-level vegetation was most common relative to seedlings, poles and trees.
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e0“Stake-level vegetation is the most common type found compared to seedlings, poles, and trees”
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Cratoxylon arborescent BI dominated tree-level vegetation.
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e0“Tree-level vegetation is dominated by Cratoxylon arborescent BI”
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Combretocarpus rotundatus dominated pole-level vegetation.
- Taxon
- Combretocarpus rotundatusCombretocarpus rotundatuse0
- Outcome
- pole levele0
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e0“Combretocarpus rotundatus pole level”
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Stemonurus secundiflorus Blume dominated stake-level vegetation.
- Taxon
- Stemonurus secundiflorus BlumeStemonurus secundifloruse0
- Outcome
- stake levele0
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e0“Stemonurus secundiflorus Blume stake level”
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Anacolosa frutescens dominated seedling-level vegetation.
- Taxon
- Anacolosa frutescensAnacolosa frutescense0
- Outcome
- seedling levele0
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e0“the seedling level of Anacolosa frutescens”
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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”
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Peat swamp forest vegetation carbon deposits were estimated at 84.588 tons C/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”
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Peat swamp forest vegetation CO2 uptake was estimated at 310.442 tons CO2/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”
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Tree-level vegetation had the highest biomass, carbon deposits and CO2 uptake among growth stages.
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e0“Tree-level vegetation has the highest deposits of biomass and carbon as well as CO2 uptake compared to seedling, sapling, and pole levels”
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The authors see long-term biomass and carbon storage and CO2 uptake potential in younger peat swamp forest vegetation.
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e0“Youth-level vegetation (seedlings, sapling, pole) in peat swamp forests has great potential in storing biomass, carbon, and CO2 uptake in the long term”