Disentangling Forest Dynamics for Litter Biomass Production in a Biosphere Reserve in Central India

Investments in energy sources are scaling up across India to improve climate security and further mitigate future change. Forest biomass litterfall pattern play an important role the sustainable management of forests efficient utilization resources. This study investigates seasonal for five consecutive years (2015–2019) four different vegetation types Central (AABR) using litter traps method on forest floor. An ANOVA model was adopted infer effects types, seasonality production. The estimated mean dry tropical recorded as 4.19 ± 0.305 Mg/ha/y where teak plantations contribute higher values compared other studied types. A positive correlation observed between nutrient storage with soil-adjusted index indices. findings turnover rate nutrients indicated that AABR have huge potential carbon sequestration help achieve Conference Parties (COP-26) goal reducing regional and/or global