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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 2016Publisher:Walter de Gruyter GmbH Authors:Mathias Neumann;
Mathias Neumann
Mathias Neumann in OpenAIRESamir Gonçalves Rolim;
Ando Lilleleht;Samir Gonçalves Rolim
Samir Gonçalves Rolim in OpenAIREVeiko Uri;
+5 AuthorsVeiko Uri
Veiko Uri in OpenAIREMathias Neumann;
Mathias Neumann
Mathias Neumann in OpenAIRESamir Gonçalves Rolim;
Ando Lilleleht;Samir Gonçalves Rolim
Samir Gonçalves Rolim in OpenAIREVeiko Uri;
Veiko Uri
Veiko Uri in OpenAIREMait Lang;
Mait Lang; Andres Kiviste;Mait Lang
Mait Lang in OpenAIREKarol Bronisz;
Karol Bronisz
Karol Bronisz in OpenAIREMeelis Seedre;
Meelis Seedre
Meelis Seedre in OpenAIREAbstractA generic regression model for above-ground biomass of forest stands was constructed based on published data (R2= 0.88,RSE= 32.8 t/ha). The model was used 1) to verify two allometric regression models of trees from Scandinavia applied to repeated measurements of 275 sample plots from database of Estonian Network of Forest Research (FGN) in Estonia, 2) to analyse impact of between-tree competition on biomass, and 3) compare biomass estimates made with different European biomass models applied on standardized forest structures. The model was verified with biomass measurements from hemiboreal and tropical forests. The analysis of two Scandinavian models showed that older allometric regression models may give biased estimates due to changed growth conditions. More biomass can be stored in forest stands where competition between trees is stronger. The tree biomass calculation methods used in different countries have also substantial influence on the estimates at stand-level. A common database of forest biomass measurements from Europe in similar to pan-tropical tree measurement data may be helpful to harmonise carbon accounting methods.
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