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1 Faculty of Life Analysis of the soil C stock of Danish NFI plots Carbon stocks in Danish forest types Presentation based on Judith Boveland s M.Sc. Thesis Judith Boveland, Inge Stupak, Lars Vesterdal & Petros Georgiadis M.Sc. presentation by Judith Boveland Annual meeting 2012 Forest Soil C-sink Nordic Network Oct 1-2, 2012 at Ås Supervisor: Ass. Prof. Erik Karltun; Co-Supervisor: Ass. Prof. Inge Stupak Møller, Dr. Lars Vesterdal Examiner: Dr. Johan Stendahl
2 Faculty of Life Outline Introduction/ background The Danish NFI and forestsoilinventory Absolute carbon stocks Relative ecosystem carbon stocks Conclusions 2
3 Faculty of Life Introduction UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol World forest cover -30% of the earth s surface Temperate -5% Average world forest ecosystem carbon -162 tcha -1 Temperate 152 tcha -1 Dead wood and forest floor 11% biomass 44% Danish forest ecosystem carbon stores and what determines their size and distribution with the ecosystem? soil 45% 3
4 Faculty of Life Study design National Forest Inventory (NFI) 2x2km grid, 5000 primary sampling unit (PSU) of which one third are permanent SINKS forest soil inventory 277 secondary sampling units (SSU) of the NFI grid, randomly chosen among permanent PSUs Soil sampling taking place
5 Faculty of Life Soil sampling SSU 15 m 200 m N15 N10 N5 200 m TSU 1 TSU 2 V15 V10 S5 Ø10 Ø15 S10 S15 5
6 Faculty of Life Forest floors: 25x25cm frame 10 samples per plot Mineral soil: Soil sampling Fixed depth: 0-10 cm, cm, cm, cm and cm 6
7 Faculty of Life Average C stocks Overall average: 281 tc ha -1 7% 0% soil (184 tc ha-1) 27% biomass (81 tc ha-1) forest floor (15 tc ha-1) 66% dead wood (1 tc ha-1) 7
8 Faculty of Life Lal (2005) 8
9 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover Soil category O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age B b M ab C a Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b + Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. PLU FRF>AFF O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=0.30 9
10 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover Soil category O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age B b M ab C a Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b Carbon (t ha -1 ) soil type + Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. PLU FRF>AFF Loamy Organic Sandy O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=
11 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover Soil category O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age B b M ab C a Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b Carbon (t ha -1 ) Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. lower PLU O b S a L a Conifer 262 a 237 FRF>AFF 287 Broadleaf 317 b Total C (t ha -1 ) LSMean Loamy Organic Sandy soil type B b M b t ab C a 95% confidence limits upper Mixed 299 ab R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=
12 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Department Forest of Forest floor and Landscape Total Biomass Dead wood Stand age + Stand age - Crown Soil category O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age 400 B b M ab C a 300 Carbon (t ha -1 ) Cc*tree spec. 200 cat. 100 Stand age*soil category 400 cover C b M b B a Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b + Precipitation 500 stand age 0 + Stand age*tree spec. cat. PLU FRF>AFF Soil O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=0.30 crown cover Carbon (t ha -1 )
13 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover Soil category O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age B b M ab C a Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b BIOMASS C (t ha -1 ) LSMean + Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a 95% confidence limits PLU lower upper FRF>AFF Loamy 78.4 a Organic 65.4 a Sandy 60.2 b R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=
14 Faculty of Life Dead wood C Stock Carbon (t ha -1 ) crown cover 14
15 Carbon (t ha- 1 ) Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover O, L, S 50 + Crown cover 40 (Cc) 30 Cc*stand age 20 Tree 10 spec. cat. B b M ab C a 0 Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b stand age broadleaf conifer mixed temp. unst. + Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. PLU FRF>AFF O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=
16 Carbon (t ha -1 ) 80 Factors Swedish University of affecting Agricultural University of C Copenhagen stocks Faculty of Life Total Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age + Stand age - Crown cover O, L, S + Crown cover (Cc) Cc*stand age B b M ab C a 0 Cc*tree spec. cat. Stand age*soil category C b M b B a + Crown cover + Standage L a O a S b FRF plu AFF + Precipitation + Stand age*tree spec. cat. PLU FRF>AFF O b S a L a B b M b t ab C a R²=0.47 R²=0.53 R²=0.04 R²=0.38 R²=
17 Faculty of Life Soil C Stock SOIL C (t ha -1 ) LSMean 95% confidence limits lower upper Loamy 143 a Organic 306 b Sandy 149 a Conifer 156 a Broadleaf 225 b Mixed 206 b Temp. unst. 168 ab
18 Faculty of Life Factors affecting relative C stocks Biomass Dead wood Forest floor Soil + Stand age Crown cover C a M c B b - Stand age + Crown cover + Precipitation - Crown cover L a S b O b + Stand age + Broadleaf fraction C ac M bc B b t bc Plu FRF > AFF + Stand age*tree spec. cat. (C, M, B) O b S a L a Stand age*biodiversity R²=0.53 R²=0.05 R²=0.41 R²=
19 Faculty of Life Conclusions The average C stock in Danish forests is higher than world s and temperate forests average C stock (280 tcha -1 ) Forest floor C stock was significantly affected by tree species category, stand age, precipitation and previous land use. Soil C stocks of Danish forest soils were generally higher than found in previous studies of Danish forest soils. Soil C stock was significantly affected by soil type and tree species category. 19
20 Faculty of Life Thank you for your attention! Source: 20
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