Research paper
Carbon stock of tea trees in mature tea gardens
Shizuoka study measures ~31.3 t-C/ha carbon stock in 30-year-old Yabukita tea trees, quantifying tea's sequestration role.
茶成木園における茶樹の炭素ストック量
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The numbers
30-yr tree upper-cut carbon stock: 4.81 t-C ha-1
28-29-yr tree lower-cut carbon stock: 14.0 t-C ha-1
28-29-yr tree belowground carbon stock: 12.5 t-C ha-1
30-yr tree total carbon stock: 31.3 t-C ha-1
What they said
“The total carbon stock of a standard-height 30-year-old tea tree was estimated at 31.3 t-C per hectare.”
標準的な樹高の30年生茶樹における炭素ストック量は31.3 t-C ha-1と推定された。
“The belowground carbon stock was significantly larger in 40-year-old trees than in 28-29-year-old trees.”
地下部については28-29年生に比べて40年生の方が有意に大きかった。
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