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December 31, 2024AgroLife Scientific JournalOpen Access

How Forest Management Practices Affect the Amount of Carbon Stored in the Forest

Lavinia POPESCU Adela Sorinela SAFTA

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The study aims to assess how different forest management practices influence the amount of carbon stored in forests.
Multistage sampling of recognized forestry practitioners
Collection of data through validated questionnaires and focus group discussions
Analysis using descriptive statistics and analysis of variance
Farmers showed strong linkages with processors, with 96.3% active connections
Weak linkages were found with extension agents and industrial users
Linkage intensity differed significantly among actors (F=69.9, P≤0.01)

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Assesses carbon storage affecting practices in forest management, suggesting implications for sustainability.

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POPESCU et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323a2ad50b63ecad20563c https://doi.org/10.17930/agl2024218

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