From a review of 184 studies on bamboo biomass for 70 species (22 genera) we estimate
plausible ranges for above-ground carbon (AGC) biomass (16–128 Mg C/ha), below-ground …

Plant biomass is an integral part of the global carbon cycle and a renewable energy source
that can deaccelerate the rising global temperature. India has 71 million ha (M ha) of land …

Tropical forests are rich in biodiversity with great potential for carbon (C) storage. We
estimated ecosystem-level C stock using data from 70 forest plots in three major forest types …

In recent decades, bamboos have become globally important biomass resources in tropical
regions. However, bamboo stands have uneven age structure, and often differently aged …

Bamboo has emerged as a promising option for climate change mitigation due to its rapid
growth, versatility, and renewability. However, in Nepal, there exists a substantial knowledge …

This study was conducted on 79 harvested poplar trees of eight-years-old planted at five
spacing geometries (5× 4 m, 10× 2 m, 18× 2× 2 m, North–South and East–West boundary) to …

India has the second richest diversity of bamboos, with a wide variety of indigenous and
exotic bamboo species. They are found in and around forest and non-forest areas and have …

Seasonal variations affect the rate of biomass accumulation in plants which is internally
governed by biochemical metabolites. Studying the impact of atmospheric seasonal …

Identifying the new tree crop combinations plays an important function in transforming the
low input agriculture into land units with high economic returns, increasing carbon (C) sink …

Bamboo forests play an important role in achieving the objectives of the United Nations
program on Reducing Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation. We developed …