Acumulación de carbono en plantaciones mixtas y puras en el trópico humedo
Por: Shepherd, Daniel
| 4. Semana Científica : Turrialba (Costa Rica) 1999 abril 6-9.
Colaborador(es): Montagnini, Florencia (autor/a) | CATIE – Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza, Turrialba, Costa Rica Programa de Investigación.
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TextoSeries Serie Técnica. Reuniones Técnicas (CATIE) número 5.Editor: Costa Rica Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE) 2000Descripción: 5 páginas 3 figuras.ISBN: 9977573190.Tema(s): PLANTACION FORESTAL | ORGANISMOS INDIGENAS | BIOMASA | CAPTURA DEL CARBONO ATMOSFERICO | CULTIVO MIXTO | MONOCULTIVO | PRODUCCION DE BIOMASA | ARBOLES | MEDICION | ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS | TROPICO HUMEDO | ZONA ATLANTICA | COSTA RICARecursos en línea: esp
En: Logros de la investigación para el nuevo milenio. ActasResumen: Proper design and management of plantations can increase biomass accumulation rates, making them more effective carbon sinks. We compared biomass production and carbon sequestration by three 6-year-old native tree plantations in pure and mixed-species plots in the Atlantic humid lowlands of Costa Rica. In Plantation 1, Vochysia guatemalensis had the highest levels of carbon accumulation (40.2 Mg C ha exponente -1) followed by Jacaranda copaia (40.1 Mg C ha exponente -1) and the four-species mixed stands (39.0 Mg C ha exponente -1). In Plantation 2, the mixed plantations and Dipteryx panamensis (19.9 and 19.57 Mg C ha exponente -1) had the highest carbon accumulation. In Plantation 3, Hyeronima alchorneoides had the highest values (15.8 Mg C ha exponente -1) followed by V. ferruginea (13.4 Mg C ha exponente -1) and the four-species mixture (11.4 Mg C ha exponente -1). The results suggest that several native tree species in the region have a potential for high carbon accumulation and that changing plantation design can increase the biomass accumulation rates of tree plantations.
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Proper design and management of plantations can increase biomass accumulation rates, making them more effective carbon sinks. We compared biomass production and carbon sequestration by three 6-year-old native tree plantations in pure and mixed-species plots in the Atlantic humid lowlands of Costa Rica. In Plantation 1, Vochysia guatemalensis had the highest levels of carbon accumulation (40.2 Mg C ha exponente -1) followed by Jacaranda copaia (40.1 Mg C ha exponente -1) and the four-species mixed stands (39.0 Mg C ha exponente -1). In Plantation 2, the mixed plantations and Dipteryx panamensis (19.9 and 19.57 Mg C ha exponente -1) had the highest carbon accumulation. In Plantation 3, Hyeronima alchorneoides had the highest values (15.8 Mg C ha exponente -1) followed by V. ferruginea (13.4 Mg C ha exponente -1) and the four-species mixture (11.4 Mg C ha exponente -1). The results suggest that several native tree species in the region have a potential for high carbon accumulation and that changing plantation design can increase the biomass accumulation rates of tree plantations.
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