Capacity of Forest Carbon Sequestration Driven by Npp Increasing in China

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  • LI Xiu-juan
  • ZHOU Tao
چکیده

Forest ecosystem could significantly sequestrate some atmospheric CO2 and, therefore, partly mitigate current pressure on global warming. The carbon sequestration capacity of forest ecosystem is determined by both the NPP increase trend and turnover time. In order to estimate the capability of forest C sequestration in China, a carbon turnover model, which bases on NPP increase trend monitored by remote sensing and carbon turnover time derived from forest observed data, was designed. Modelled results illustrated that China forest is an apparent carbon sink with a magnitude of 0.052 PgC a-1, in which about 0.034 PgC a-1 in plant tissues and the other of 0.018 PgC a-1 in soil. The further analysis on carbon sequestration efficiency (CSE) indicated that the CSE value is controlled by carbon turnover time. *Corresponding author: [email protected]

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تاریخ انتشار 2008