Growth Analysis of Acacia Mangium Plantation in Southeast Asia

Matsumura, Naoto

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“…7). limitations, the derived stand table can inform CDM project design documents for large-and small-scale plantations (Matsumura, 2004).…”

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“…In this context, the construction of a suitable yield table is quite important for Yield Prediction for Acacia mangium Plantations in Southeast Asia 297 estimating potential sawlog and pulp yields, as well as verifying that proposed projects meet CDM guidelines (Matsumura et al, 2008) In this paper, we first construct a yield table for Acacia mangium based on our study plots, followed by development of a growth model and yield prediction. Using an analysis developed by Matsumura (2004), we validate the proposed yield table's diameter prediction.…”

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Yield Prediction for Acacia mangium Plantations in Southeast Asia

Matsumura

2011

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Acacia species have been widely planted in Southeast Asian industrial plantations. Among them, Acacia mangium-identified as a promising fast-growing variety-has been planted on a large scale not only for industrial use, but also for forest remediation in the tropics. This paper investigates the growth characteristics of Acacia mangium in Peninsular Malaysia to analyze its growth performance and construct a growth model and yield table applicable to Southeast Asia.

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“…7). limitations, the derived stand table can inform CDM project design documents for large-and small-scale plantations (Matsumura, 2004).…”

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Yield Prediction for Acacia mangium Plantations in Southeast Asia

Matsumura

2011

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“…Acacia mangium is a fast-growing tree species that also has a high survival rate in poorer soil, and is expected to prove profitable in the context of saw log and pulp markets. Acacia plantations are recognized as valuable assets for climate change mitigation and have been widely introduced throughout tropical regions in conjunction with CDM projects (Matsumura, 2011).…”

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Economic Analysis of Local People's Involvement in Community-based Forest Management (CBFM) in Desa Ciomas, Indonesia

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Sukandi

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Local people's involvement in forest management in Indonesia was studied in a context of a community-based forest management program named Pengelolaan Hutan Bersama Masyarakat (PHBM), which emerged from the stateowned forest company, Perhutani. On Java Island, this program has been spreading since 2003 and it was hoped that it would help to increase local people's income by giving them access to the forest, to assist in the thinning process and to cultivate intercropping. This study aimed to observe the impacts of people's involvement in the PHBM program on their economic wellbeing. The study was conducted over three research phases,

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“…Its initial survival rate is relatively high, but disease (frequently heart rot) sometimes appears in later years. Figure 3 (below), shows the location of field sites where data was collected for the yield table we have constructed (Matsumura and Ismail, 1996;Matsumura, 2004). Sites were distributed throughout the Malaysian Peninsula.…”

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“…Merchantable volume is generally estimated by the allometric relationship between diameter and height. The following basic equations were used to calculate mean values in Acacia mangium stands (Matsumura and Ismail, 1996;Matsumura, 2004)…”

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Carbon Stock Estimates for Acacia mangium Forests in Malaysia and Indonesia

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Nakama

Sukandi

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The Conference of the Parties 9 in Milano, Italy (COP 9, 2003) approved modalities and procedures for afforestation and reforestation (A/R) project activities under the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol. According to the conclusions of COP 9, several approaches are available to monitor temporary carbon sequestration in A/R-CDM projects. Developing baselines for such monitoring is difficult because of a lack of basic growth and management data. In this paper, we present guidelines for preparing a project design document (PDD), in which growth and yield prediction in plantation forests plays an important role, and present a methodology for modeling and estimating carbon stocks using inventory data from Acacia mangium plantations in Malaysia and Indonesia.

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Growth Analysis of Acacia Mangium Plantation in Southeast Asia

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Yield Prediction for <i>Acacia mangium </i>Plantations in Southeast Asia

Yield Prediction for <i>Acacia mangium </i>Plantations in Southeast Asia

Economic Analysis of Local People's Involvement in Community-based Forest Management (CBFM) in Desa Ciomas, Indonesia

Carbon Stock Estimates for <i>Acacia mangium</i> Forests in Malaysia and Indonesia

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