ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Spatial Patterns of Plant Diversity, Biomass Allocation and Vegetation Biomass Carbon Storage in Major Mangrove Forests of Hainan, China.
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Mangrove ecosystems are among the most productive and carbon-dense coastal forests globally, playing a critical role in plant diversity conservation and climate regulation. However, spatial variability in plant diversity, biomass allocation, and vegetation biomass carbon storage remains insufficiently quantified at regional scales, particularly in biogeographically complex regions such as Hainan Island, China. Here, we investigated four representative mangrove regions in Hainan Province: Dongzhai Port (DPMD), Qinglan Port (QPMD), Yalong Bay (YBMD), and Xinying Port (XPMD). Based on 73 field plots (0.5 ha each), we quantified species composition, community diversity, importance value index (IVI), organ-level biomass allocation (leaves, stems, and roots), and vegetation biomass carbon storage using species-specific allometric equations and published carbon concentration factors. A total of 12 mangrove species from 7 families were recorded, with
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