期刊论文

Xiang, Wenhua

英文

Forest Ecology and Management

0378-1127

2009

257

6

1520-1531

10.1016/j.foreco.2008.12.025

This study received support from the National Key Field Station for Scientific Observation and Experiment program (no. 20060515); the New Century Excellent Talents program (no. NCET-06-0715) from the Ministry of Education, China; the program of Introducing Advanced Technology (948 program) from the China State Forestry Administration (no. 2006-4-21); the Scientific Research Foundation for the Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars (no.2004-527); the Furong Scholar Program; the Key Program from the Provincial Education Department in Hunan (no. 05A028); and the program for Science and Technology Innovative Research Team in Higher Educational Institutions of Hunan Province. R.H. Warning and one anonymous reviewer also made detailed and helpful comments that greatly improved the quality of the research paper.

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Chinese fir [(Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb.) Hook (Taxodiaceae)] plantations are helping to meet China's increasing demands for timber, while, at the same time, sequestering carbon (C) above and belowground. The latter function is important as a means of slowing the rate that CO2 is increasing in the atmosphere. Available data are limited, however, and even if extensive, would necessitate consideration of future changes in climatic conditions and management practices. To evaluate the contribution of Chinese fir plantations under a range of cha...