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Quantificação de biomassa residual em povoamentos de pinheiro manso (Pinus pinea L.) - Mata Nacional do Escaroupim e Mata Nacional de Valverde

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Resumo:Exploitation of forest biomass for energy purposes is regarded not only as a means of fires prevention and reduction of greenhouse gases, such as a positive factor for business opportunities in several areas for economic development and job creation in rural areas, to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and contribution to the diversity of energy sources. This work aims to quantify the residual biomass from stands of stone pine particularly in two management units of National Forest of Escaroupim (NFE) and National Forest of Valverde (NFV), resulting from thinnings and debranching. In the NFE, the amount of dry biomass was, in management unit 4, 847,0 Mg and 739,4 Mg in management unit 8. The contribution of components – leaves, branches, bark and wood – was, in management unit 4, 7,9%, 48,1%, 5,9% and 20,1% and, in plot 8, 10,3%, 47%, 4,7% and 17,1% respectively. In management unit 21, of NFV, with 31 years, the amount of dry biomass obtained was 1312,8 Mg, being that 6,2% of leaves, 52,3% of branches and bark, and 41,4% of wood . In management unit 27, with 25 years, the amount of dry biomass was 986,9 Mg and the contribution of components was 10% of leaves, 51,6% of branches and bark and 38,3% of wood.
Autores principais:Cardoso, Sónia Cristina Gomes
Assunto:Pinus pinea residual forest biomass thinning debranching pinheiro manso biomassa florestal residual desbastes desramaçãoes
Ano:2010
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:português
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Resumo:Exploitation of forest biomass for energy purposes is regarded not only as a means of fires prevention and reduction of greenhouse gases, such as a positive factor for business opportunities in several areas for economic development and job creation in rural areas, to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and contribution to the diversity of energy sources. This work aims to quantify the residual biomass from stands of stone pine particularly in two management units of National Forest of Escaroupim (NFE) and National Forest of Valverde (NFV), resulting from thinnings and debranching. In the NFE, the amount of dry biomass was, in management unit 4, 847,0 Mg and 739,4 Mg in management unit 8. The contribution of components – leaves, branches, bark and wood – was, in management unit 4, 7,9%, 48,1%, 5,9% and 20,1% and, in plot 8, 10,3%, 47%, 4,7% and 17,1% respectively. In management unit 21, of NFV, with 31 years, the amount of dry biomass obtained was 1312,8 Mg, being that 6,2% of leaves, 52,3% of branches and bark, and 41,4% of wood . In management unit 27, with 25 years, the amount of dry biomass was 986,9 Mg and the contribution of components was 10% of leaves, 51,6% of branches and bark and 38,3% of wood.