Biomass Studies And Principles Of Stem Wood Sampling

Global climate change in general, "natural climate variability observed in a comparable period of time, the natural structure of the global atmosphere and climate which is attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that disrupts the changes in the whole" is defined as. Although there are different opinions on the causes of global climate change, the most widely accepted theory about the "greenhouse effect" is. Greenhouse gases that cause global warming in the world that have the most significant effect of CO2 by photosynthesis is stored in the forest ecosystem. Forest areas as carbon sinks because of its high efficiency, carbon stock changes in forest ecosystems is a necessity for countries included in the Kyoto protocol statement. Components in forest ecosystem carbon pool is considered to be a "living biomass (above-ground and underground)," and "dead biomass (planted dry, dead wood and soil) as" divided into two parts. Sufficiently accurate for estimating carbon stock changes in forest ecosystems, the necessary data can be achieved, there is a need for scientific studies of these components. Woody biomass and its annual change in the amount of carbon stocked in determining stem volume, the total amount of biomass, the biomass distribution of components, and their carbon contents of biomass, such as commercial and non-commercial parts of the data are needed. In this study, the subject of how to do the above ground biomass studies, sampling and sampling of the stem of a topic is intended to clarify.