In order to fight against climate change through the development of profitable systems of production, it was necessary to study the influence of propagule of Dacryodes edulis on the carbon sequestration in plantations containing African Plum and to deduce their opportunities to the PES. The present study was carried out in the experimental plots of ICRAF at Mbalmayo. From the data collected, the results have shown that the average biomass, carbon stock and CO2 sequestered are higher in cutting's plots (268.1 ± 191.3) compared to the populations of marcots (217.4 ± 127.9) and of seedlings (131.0 ± 93.63). No significant difference was observed between CO2 sequestered in the population of cuttings and marcots (F2; 85 = 5.256; = 0.569 > 5%). An evaluation of the potential incomes that could be generated from the different types of propagules gave 129,595 Fcfa/ha, 105,085 Fcfa/ha and finally 63,320 Fcfa/ha for the population of cuttings, marcots and seedlings respectively. The implication for the opportunities related to the PES via the CDM increase with the capacity of CO2 sequestration indicates that the populations of trees from cuttings will offer more incomes in the case of carbon market than those from other propagules.
Publication year
2014
Authors
Atiojio E N; Avana T M L A; Makueti J T; Asaah, E.K.; Tchoundjeu Z
Language
English
Keywords
carbon sequestration, dacryodes edulis, carbon stock and co2, climate change, gas emissions
Geographic
Cameroon
