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Rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations and climate change alter terrestrial ecosystems. Vegetation growth is a key indicator of ecosystem productivity, providing food resources, wood, and biofuel. The net primary productivity (NPP) of vegetation is frequently used to analyze carbon sequestration by plants. NPP represents the net amount of carbon assimilated by plants through photosynthesis per unit area per unit of time and is a key factor in mediating carbon loss due to autotrophic respiration.

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Measurement of Vegetation Carbon Sequestration Data in China

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    2025年

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  • Jiandong Chen,
  • Zhiwen Li,
  • Malin Song,
  • Ying Feng

摘要

Rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations and climate change alter terrestrial ecosystems. Vegetation growth is a key indicator of ecosystem productivity, providing food resources, wood, and biofuel. The net primary productivity (NPP) of vegetation is frequently used to analyze carbon sequestration by plants. NPP represents the net amount of carbon assimilated by plants through photosynthesis per unit area per unit of time and is a key factor in mediating carbon loss due to autotrophic respiration.