From: A systematic review on the aboveground biomass and carbon stocks of Indian forest ecosystems
Sr. No. | Forest Types | Standing biomass (t ha− 1) | Reference |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Tropical wet evergreen | 607.7 | Rai (1981) |
2 | Tropical semi evergreen | 468.0 | Swami (1989) |
3 | Tropical moist deciduous | 409.3 | Swami (1989) |
4 | Littoral and swamp | 213.8 | Singh (1989) |
5 | Tropical dry deciduous | 93.8 | Singh (1990) |
6 | Tropical thorna | 40.0 | Â |
7 | Tropical dry evergreenb | 40.0 | Â |
8 | Subtropical broad leafed hill | 108.7 | Toky and Ramakrishnan (1982) |
9 | Subtropical Pine | 210.8 | Chaturvedi and Singh (1984) |
10 | Subtropical dry evergreenc | 159.7 | Â |
11 | Montane wet temperate | 237.67 | Yadava (1986) |
12 | Himalayan moist temperate | 562.2 | Rana (1985) |
13 | Himalayan dry temperated | 169.1 | Â |
14–16 | Subalpine and alpine | 127.4 |