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林业科学 ›› 2020, Vol. 56 ›› Issue (5): 1-11.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.20200501

所属专题: 森林生态 森林培育与经营

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中国桉树人工林生物量估算系数及影响要素

竹万宽,许宇星,王志超,杜阿朋*   

  1. 国家林业和草原局桉树研究开发中心 广东湛江桉树林生态系统国家定位观测研究站 湛江 524022
  • 收稿日期:2018-08-30 出版日期:2020-05-25 发布日期:2020-06-09
  • 通讯作者: 杜阿朋
  • 基金资助:
    国家重点研发计划课题(2016YFD0600505);广西科技重大专项(桂科AA172004087-9);广东湛江桉树林生态系统国家定位观测研究站运行补助(2018-LYPT-DW-141)

Biomass Estimation Coefficient and Its Impacting Factors for Eucalyptus Plantation in China

Wankuan Zhu,Yuxing Xu,Zhichao Wang,Apeng Du*   

  1. China Eucalypt Research Centre Guangdong Zhanjiang Eucalyptus Plantation Ecosystem Research Station Zhanjiang 524022
  • Received:2018-08-30 Online:2020-05-25 Published:2020-06-09
  • Contact: Apeng Du

摘要:

目的: 分析中国桉树人工林生物量3个估算系数与林分结构特征、气候因子及地形因子的关系,确定生物量估算系数的主要影响因素,以期为区域尺度准确估算桉树人工林生物量提供科学依据。方法: 收集、整理、筛选中国桉树人工林的相关文献数据,分析桉树人工林生物量3个常见估算系数(生物量转换与扩展系数BCEF、生物量扩展系数BEF和根茎比R)与林分结构特征(林龄、平均胸径、平均树高、林分密度、林分蓄积量)、气候因子(年均气温、年均降水量)和地形因子(海拔)间的关系。结果: 桉树人工林BCEF、BEF和R的平均值分别为0.658 Mg·m-3、1.251和0.190,其对应范围值分别为0.46~0.76 Mg·m-3、1.05~1.35和0.04~0.36;BCEF随平均胸径(r2=0.306)增大而先减后增,随平均树高(r2=0.366)和林分密度(r2=0.430)及林分蓄积量(r2=0.405)增大均呈逐渐减小并渐趋稳定的趋势;BEF随林龄(r2=0.765)和平均树高(r2=0.734)及林分蓄积量(r2=0.578)增大均呈逐渐减小并渐趋稳定的趋势,随平均胸径(r2=0.644)增大呈先减后增的趋势;R随林龄(r2=0.665)、平均树高(r2=0.338)、林分密度(r2=0.275)和林分蓄积量(r2=0.403)增大均呈逐渐减小并渐趋稳定的趋势;BCEF随年均气温(r2=0.193)和降水量(r2=0.200)增大均呈先减后增的趋势,遵循二次多项式关系;BEF和R随年均气温和降水量的变化未表现出明显的函数关系;3个生物量估算系数均随海拔升高表现出增大趋势,关系式的拟合精度分别为0.455、0.501和0.314。结论: 林分密度与BCEF的拟合优度较高,林龄与BEF和R的拟合优度较高,林分密度和林龄是生物量估算系数的主要影响因素。地形因子对3个生物量估算系数的影响仅次于林分密度和林龄。气候因子仅对BCEF产生一定影响。在估算区域桉树人工林生物量时应考虑林分结构特征及地形因子引起的生物量估算系数差异。

关键词: 桉树人工林, 生物量转换与扩展系数, 生物量扩展系数, 根茎比, 林分结构特征, 海拔

Abstract:

Objective: The relationship between the three biomass estimation coefficients and the stand structure, climatic factors, and topographic factors was analyzed, and the main influencing factors of biomass estimation coefficients were determined to provide a scientific basis for accurately estimating the biomass of Eucalyptus plantations at regional scale. Method: By collecting and collating historical data from published literature on biomass measurements of Eucalyptus plantations, we analyzed and explored the relationship between three common biomass estimation coefficients (biomass conversion and expansion factor BCEF, biomass expansion factor BEF, and root/shoot ratio R) and stand structure (stand age, mean DBH, mean tree height, stand density, and standing volume), climatic factors (annual average temperature and annual average precipitation), and topographic factor (elevation). Result: Means of BCEF, BEF, and R were 0.658 Mg·m-3 (n=119, SD=0.150), 1.251 (n=176, SD=0.167), and 0.190 (n=144, SD=0.102), respectively. The corresponding range values were 0.46-0.76 Mg·m-3, 1.05-1.35, and 0.04-0.36, respectively. BCEF value displayed a decrease followed by an increase with the increase of mean DBH. BCEF value gradually decreased with the increase of mean tree height (r2=0.366), stand density (r2=0.430), and standing volume (r2=0.405). BEF value decreased and became stable with the increase of stand age(r2=0.765), mean tree height(r2=0.734), and standing volume(r2=0.578), decreased first and then increased with the increase of mean DBH(r2=0.644). R value decreased gradually and then became stable with the increase of stand age(r2=0.665), mean tree height(r2=0.338), stand density(r2=0.275), and standing volume(r2=0.403).BCEF value showed a decrease first followed by an increase with the increases of temperature (r2=0.193) and precipitation (r2=0.200). Values of BEF and R did not show a significant functional relationship with changes in temperature and precipitation. Three biomass estimation coefficients showed a trend of increase with elevation, and the equation fitting accuracies were 0.455, 0.501, and 0.314. Conclusion: The goodness of fit between stand density and BCEF was relatively high, and so did the stand age and the BEF and R. Stand density and age were the main factors affecting the estimation coefficient of biomass. The influence of topographic factors on the three biomass estimation coefficients was next only to the stand density and the age. The climatic factor only had some effects on the BCEF. Therefore, the difference in biomass estimation coefficients caused by stand structure and topographic factors should be considered when estimating the biomass of Eucalyptus plantations at regional scale.

Key words: Eucalyptus plantations, biomass conversion and expansion factor, biomass expansion factor, root/shoot ratio, stand structure, elevation

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