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Determination of biomass features of orientalis beach stands nurset rarely and denisly in the first tinning ages in Cankurtaran region, Hopa

2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Sinan Güner

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The purpose of this thesis, often and rarely trained Hopa Mevkiindeki Ambulance Beech 24-25 years after the underground and aboveground biomass and the amount of carbon held meşcerelerde put in the middle of the range of planting distances and the total biomass and effects on carbon values is put forward.To investigate the issue in the years 1984-1985 in the beech forest regeneration efforts have been made artificial way. Research was conducted in 2008 in the area of land measurement. 7500 units / ha (common) beech saplings were planted in areas 9, 2500 units / ha (sparse) beech saplings were planted in field 9 to 20m x 20m = 400 m2 total of 18 trial areas were selected. Aboveground biomass and carbon analysis of the experiment in the field are carried out. In addition, each experiment in the field of land held under six biomass and soil carbon in order to determine the amount of soil pits were opened and soil samples were obtained. Total biomass at the end of research often grown beech meşcerelerinde 20.98 tons / ha, rarely grown meşcerelerde 22.95 ha / ton was calculated as. The total amount of carbon stored in the commonly grown meşcerelerde 8.76 tonnes / ha, sparse meşcerelerde 9.40 tons / ha was calculated as. Aboveground biomass in the amount of the total value close to one another even though they're often grown thin diameter meşcerelerde levels of biomass (0-10cm), rare is grown thick around meşcerelerde levels (10-20cm) that was accumulated. As a result, 2500 units in beech planting area / ha, and saplings of the use of biomass will be sufficient in terms of housing quality was concluded.

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Dr. Volkan Yağcı

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Volkan Yağcı (Master Thesis). Determination of biomass features of orientalis beach stands nurset rarely and denisly in the first tinning ages in Cankurtaran region, Hopa, 2010, Artvin Coruh University.

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