Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :

The dynamics of tropical forest woody plants was studied at the Nouragues Field Station, central French Guiana. Stem density, basal area, above-ground biomass and above-ground net primary productivity, including the contribution of litterfall, were estimated from two large permanent census plots of 12 and 10 ha, established on contrasting soil types, and censused twice, first in 1992–1994, then again in 2000–2002. Using a correlation between wood density and wood hardness directly measured by a Pilodyn wood tester, we found that the mean wood density was 0.63 g cm−3, 12% smaller than the mean of wood density estimated from the literature values for the species occurring in our plot. Above-ground biomass ranged from 356 to 398 Mg ha−1 (oven-dry mass), and it increased over the census period. Coarse wood productivity (stem growth plus recruitment) contributed to 4.16 MgC ha−1 y−1. Litterfall contributed to 4.65 MgC ha−1 y−1 with 3.16 MgC ha−1 y−1 due to leaves, 1.10 MgC ha−1 y−1 to twigs, and 0.39 MgC ha−1 y−1 to fruits and flowers. The increase in above-ground biomass for both trees and lianas is consistent with the hypothesis of a shift in the functioning of Amazonian rain forests driven by environmental changes, although alternative hypotheses such as a recovery from past disturbances cannot be ruled out at our site, as suggested by the observed decrease in stem density.

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Main Authors: 56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS, 49888 Bongers, Frans (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University, 57638 Châtelet, Patrick (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues, 56604 Charles Dominique, Pierre (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues, 101024 Oliver, Jean (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS, 68497 Forget, Pierre Michel (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e, 127240 Van der Meer, Peter (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University, 99672 Norden, Natalia (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS, 111314 Riéra, Bernard (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
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Published: Reino Unido Cambridge University Press 2008
Subjects:BIOMASA, BIOMASA AEREA, PLANTAS LEÑOSAS, BOSQUE TROPICAL, PRODUCTIVIDAD PRIMARIA NETA, ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS, CARBONO, MODELOS, MADERA, MEDICION, HOJARASCA, TIPOS DE SUELOS,
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MODELOS
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BIOMASA AEREA
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BOSQUE TROPICAL
PRODUCTIVIDAD PRIMARIA NETA
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MODELOS
MADERA
MEDICION
HOJARASCA
TIPOS DE SUELOS
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MODELOS
MADERA
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HOJARASCA
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BIOMASA
BIOMASA AEREA
PLANTAS LEÑOSAS
BOSQUE TROPICAL
PRODUCTIVIDAD PRIMARIA NETA
ECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS
CARBONO
MODELOS
MADERA
MEDICION
HOJARASCA
TIPOS DE SUELOS
56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS
49888 Bongers, Frans (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University
57638 Châtelet, Patrick (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
56604 Charles Dominique, Pierre (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
101024 Oliver, Jean (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS
68497 Forget, Pierre Michel (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
127240 Van der Meer, Peter (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University
99672 Norden, Natalia (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS
111314 Riéra, Bernard (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
description The dynamics of tropical forest woody plants was studied at the Nouragues Field Station, central French Guiana. Stem density, basal area, above-ground biomass and above-ground net primary productivity, including the contribution of litterfall, were estimated from two large permanent census plots of 12 and 10 ha, established on contrasting soil types, and censused twice, first in 1992–1994, then again in 2000–2002. Using a correlation between wood density and wood hardness directly measured by a Pilodyn wood tester, we found that the mean wood density was 0.63 g cm−3, 12% smaller than the mean of wood density estimated from the literature values for the species occurring in our plot. Above-ground biomass ranged from 356 to 398 Mg ha−1 (oven-dry mass), and it increased over the census period. Coarse wood productivity (stem growth plus recruitment) contributed to 4.16 MgC ha−1 y−1. Litterfall contributed to 4.65 MgC ha−1 y−1 with 3.16 MgC ha−1 y−1 due to leaves, 1.10 MgC ha−1 y−1 to twigs, and 0.39 MgC ha−1 y−1 to fruits and flowers. The increase in above-ground biomass for both trees and lianas is consistent with the hypothesis of a shift in the functioning of Amazonian rain forests driven by environmental changes, although alternative hypotheses such as a recovery from past disturbances cannot be ruled out at our site, as suggested by the observed decrease in stem density.
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author 56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS
49888 Bongers, Frans (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University
57638 Châtelet, Patrick (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
56604 Charles Dominique, Pierre (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
101024 Oliver, Jean (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS
68497 Forget, Pierre Michel (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
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111314 Riéra, Bernard (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
author_facet 56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS
49888 Bongers, Frans (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University
57638 Châtelet, Patrick (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
56604 Charles Dominique, Pierre (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues
101024 Oliver, Jean (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS
68497 Forget, Pierre Michel (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
127240 Van der Meer, Peter (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University
99672 Norden, Natalia (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS
111314 Riéra, Bernard (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e
author_sort 56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS
title Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
title_short Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
title_full Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
title_fullStr Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
title_full_unstemmed Above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America :
title_sort above-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern south america :
publisher Reino Unido Cambridge University Press
publishDate 2008
url http://orton.catie.ac.cr/repdoc/A11110i/A11110i.pdf
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:1361352022-03-09T00:13:04ZAbove-ground biomass and productivity in a rain forest of eastern South America : 56791 Chave, Jérôme Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique. CNRS/UPS 49888 Bongers, Frans (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University 57638 Châtelet, Patrick (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues 56604 Charles Dominique, Pierre (autor/a) CNRS-Guyane UPS 2651, Station d'Etudes des Nouragues 101024 Oliver, Jean (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS 68497 Forget, Pierre Michel (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e 127240 Van der Meer, Peter (autor/a) Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group, Centre for Ecosystem Studies, Wageningen University 99672 Norden, Natalia (autor/a) Laboratoire Evolution et Diversit´e Biologique, CNRS/UPS 111314 Riéra, Bernard (autor/a) D´epartement Ecologie et Gestion de la Biodiversit´e textReino Unido Cambridge University Press2008engpdfhttpThe dynamics of tropical forest woody plants was studied at the Nouragues Field Station, central French Guiana. Stem density, basal area, above-ground biomass and above-ground net primary productivity, including the contribution of litterfall, were estimated from two large permanent census plots of 12 and 10 ha, established on contrasting soil types, and censused twice, first in 1992–1994, then again in 2000–2002. Using a correlation between wood density and wood hardness directly measured by a Pilodyn wood tester, we found that the mean wood density was 0.63 g cm−3, 12% smaller than the mean of wood density estimated from the literature values for the species occurring in our plot. Above-ground biomass ranged from 356 to 398 Mg ha−1 (oven-dry mass), and it increased over the census period. Coarse wood productivity (stem growth plus recruitment) contributed to 4.16 MgC ha−1 y−1. Litterfall contributed to 4.65 MgC ha−1 y−1 with 3.16 MgC ha−1 y−1 due to leaves, 1.10 MgC ha−1 y−1 to twigs, and 0.39 MgC ha−1 y−1 to fruits and flowers. The increase in above-ground biomass for both trees and lianas is consistent with the hypothesis of a shift in the functioning of Amazonian rain forests driven by environmental changes, although alternative hypotheses such as a recovery from past disturbances cannot be ruled out at our site, as suggested by the observed decrease in stem density.Contiene bibliografía en las páginas 364-366The dynamics of tropical forest woody plants was studied at the Nouragues Field Station, central French Guiana. Stem density, basal area, above-ground biomass and above-ground net primary productivity, including the contribution of litterfall, were estimated from two large permanent census plots of 12 and 10 ha, established on contrasting soil types, and censused twice, first in 1992–1994, then again in 2000–2002. Using a correlation between wood density and wood hardness directly measured by a Pilodyn wood tester, we found that the mean wood density was 0.63 g cm−3, 12% smaller than the mean of wood density estimated from the literature values for the species occurring in our plot. Above-ground biomass ranged from 356 to 398 Mg ha−1 (oven-dry mass), and it increased over the census period. Coarse wood productivity (stem growth plus recruitment) contributed to 4.16 MgC ha−1 y−1. Litterfall contributed to 4.65 MgC ha−1 y−1 with 3.16 MgC ha−1 y−1 due to leaves, 1.10 MgC ha−1 y−1 to twigs, and 0.39 MgC ha−1 y−1 to fruits and flowers. The increase in above-ground biomass for both trees and lianas is consistent with the hypothesis of a shift in the functioning of Amazonian rain forests driven by environmental changes, although alternative hypotheses such as a recovery from past disturbances cannot be ruled out at our site, as suggested by the observed decrease in stem density.BIOMASABIOMASA AEREAPLANTAS LEÑOSASBOSQUE TROPICALPRODUCTIVIDAD PRIMARIA NETAECUACIONES ALOMETRICAS CARBONOMODELOSMADERAMEDICIONHOJARASCATIPOS DE SUELOSJournal of Tropical Ecologyhttp://orton.catie.ac.cr/repdoc/A11110i/A11110i.pdfhttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-tropical-ecology/article/aboveground-biomass-and-productivity-in-a-rain-forest-of-eastern-south-america/140386EA5195ADD5C28C681CC7D27944