سنجش اندوخته کربن روی‌زمینی متاثر از گونه جنگلی در ساختار توده جنگلی بلوط غرب (مطالعه موردی: استان کرمانشاه)

Carbon storage in forest land use and its changes is a key environmental variable that is an interpretation of the impact of the forest ecosystem on management components and their interaction with climate changes. Zagros forests are among the important ecosystems of the country, which play an important role in the hydrological cycle and carbon balance in the country's land resources, so monitoring the changes in their carbon stock is very important for managing this important part of the country's natural resources. The present study investigated the amount of above-ground carbon stock in two different oak forest habitats in Barzeh (degraded forest of the province) and Javanroud (undisturbed forest) in Kermanshah province. In this research, by selecting one-hectare sample plots in the above two forest stands, the morphological characteristics of the dominant species in the structure of the forest stand were measured and recorded in the field, and wood samples of the dominant forest species were collected and the quantity of wood density and its organic carbon content were measured in the laboratory. The amount of carbon stored on the ground in the Javanroud sample plot as a representative of the untouched forest in the province (70.2 tons per hectare) has a significant difference with the Barzeh sample plot, as a typical forest in the province (29.7 tons per hectare). Seed-bearing stands are far less in degraded forests than the number of these stands in intact forests.