#7996. Biomass increment and carbon sequestration in hedgerow-grown trees

October 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The global role of tree-based climate change mitigation is widely recognized; trees sequester large amounts of atmospheric carbon, and woody biomass has an important role in the future biobased economy. In national carbon and biomass budgets, trees growing in hedgerows and tree rows are often allocated the same biomass increment data as forest-grown trees. However, the growing conditions in these linear habitats are different from forests given that the trees receive more solar radiation, potentially benefit from fertilization residuals from adjacent fields and have more physical growing space. Tree biomass increment and carbon storage in linear woody elements should therefore be quantified and correctly accounted for.
Keywords:
Biomass increment; Carbon sequestration; Dendrochronology; Terrestrial carbon management; Trees outside forests; X-ray CT

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