ArticlePlant-environment interactions (Hoboken, N.J.)2025
Landscape-Level Assessment of Topographic Influences on Organic Carbon Storage in Forests of Far Western Nepal.
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- Landscape-Level Assessment of Topographic Influences on Organic Carbon Storage in Forests of Far Western Nepal.Plant-environment interactions (Hoboken, N.J.) · 2025Article
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Abstract
Carbon sequestration significantly aids in mitigating climate change, with its spatial distribution greatly influenced by topographical factors. However, data on organic carbon distribution and its interaction with topographic factors inside the forest of the Far Western Region of Nepal are limited. Therefore, this study aims to analyze forest carbon stock variation under different topographic variables (physiographic region, aspect, and slope) in Far-western Nepal. In this study, stratified systematic cluster sampling was adopted with elevation, aspect, and slope as strata. A total of 181 circular plots were used for dendrometric measurements and soil sample collection. Within each plot, diameter at breast height and height of each tree (diameter at breast height ≥ 5 cm) were measured for biomass carbon assessment. Composite soil samples (0-30 cm) from each soil pit within a plot were collected for determining soil organic carbon stock. Physiographic region-wise, our study reported the highest mean aboveground carbon (174.04 ± 29.75 ton ha
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