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( Standing Biomass and Inorganic Nutrients Distribution for a Camellia japonica Stand at Mt. Cheon-gwan(Janghueng-gun, Jeonnam) )
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This study was carried out to estimate above-ground biomass and inorganic nutrient distribution for a Camellia japonica stand located Mt. Cheon-gwan, Jeonnam province. Regression analysis of biomass for stem, current twig, branch and foliage versus diameter at breast height(DBH) was used to calculate regression equations of the form of logY = a + blogD(Y: component biomass, D: DBH). Total above-ground biomass for a Camellia japonica stand was 115.2 ton/ha(47.9 for main stem, 1.4 for current twig, 53.4 for live and dead branch, 5.6 for current foliage and 6.9 for ${geq}1$-yr-old foliage). Component biomass was non-linearly correlated with DBH, and the difference in biomass between ${geq}1$-yr-old and current foliage increased in proportion to DBH. Current foliage and live branch showed higher N, P and K concentrations compared to ${geq}1$-yr-old foliage and dead branch, respectively. However, Ca concentration of current foliage and live branch was lower than that of ${geq}1$-yr-old foliage and dead branch, respectively. Total above-ground inorganic nutrient contents(kg/ha) were distributed as follows; K: 366.4. N: 442.7, Ca: 433.3, Mg: 118.4, P: 50.5 and Na: 25.3. The proportions of inorganic nutrient content for live branch were generally the highest in all the inorganic nutrients.
 
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Above-ground standing biomass;Allometric regression equation;Camellia japonica;Inorganic nutrient distribution;
 
The Korean Journal of Ecology / v.28, no.3, 2005³â, pp.163-168
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