Biomass Production of Poplar Plantation Ecosystem in Yangtze River Beach Land英文文献资料.docVIP

Energy and Power Engineering, 2009, 81-84 doi:10.4236/epe.2009.12012 Published Online November 2009 (/journal/epe) Biomass Production of Poplar Plantation Ecosystem in Yangtze River Beach Land Jianfeng ZHANG , Qixiang SUN , Jinxing ZHOU , Qihua SHAN , Lixun WU 1 2,* 2 1 3 1 Institute of Subtropical Forestry, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Fuyang, China Institute of Forestry, CAF, Silvicultural Laboratory of SFA, Beijing, China Forestry Academy of Hunan, Changsha, China Author for corresponding, Email: sunqixiang@263.net 2 3 * Abstract: Currently, China is home to more than four million hectares of oil plants nationwide, and 154 kinds of energy trees could produce seeds containing more than 40 percent of oil, with total production of the seeds totaling five million tons. Another 57 million hectares of waste land are available and suitable for planting trees for the production of forest-based bioenergy, of which there is 630,000 hm beach land in the 2 middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River where is suited for poplar growing. In order to approach the po- tential of poplar biomass production, the test was conducted in the paper. The result indicated that in the poplar forest ecosystem the herbaceous biomass production was 15.554 t/hm . While biomass production for 2 trees was 43.164 t/hm , totally in the poplar plantation ecosystem biomass production reached 58.718 t/hm 2 2 . As well, poplars growing added incomes for local farmers. Keywords: biomass production, poplar plantation, Yangtze River 1. Introduction duction of biomass. Only the agricultural wastes can be