Presence of organic carbon in land suitable for forestry of Pinus Radiata D. Don

Authors

Mario Ruíz Ramos
Universidad Nacional de Jaén
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9955-3064

Keywords:

organic carbon, forestry aptitude, Pinus Radiata D. Don

Synopsis

Part of the problems that the planet is dragging has been a consequence of the various disasters that man has left in his wake and his accelerated progress, which has brought not only enormous damage to the earth, but has also fostered a culture of destruction, reason by which the planet has not only been directly affected, but the polluting effects have increased, causing environmental problems, as well as climate changes. According to numerous studies, since the end of the 19th century, the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere has increased by 25%, a product not only of the combustion of fossil remains that are currently used for industry and its derivatives, but also for deforestation, which is another of the most abrupt forms of pollution.
One of the causes of this manifest imbalance is what is known as CO2 concentration that is released into the atmosphere in the process of photosynthesis. However, to reverse this process, it is important, in some way, to resume the procedures that are usually carried out. carried out, for example, the use that is currently being given to the soil in the cultivation and planting processes, which would not only be contributing to the cleaning of the atmosphere, but would also be slowing down the greenhouse effect, causing global warming, among other ecological disturbances.
In recent decades, the concern has not only been on the part of some nations, but has become one of the concerns on a global scale, which means that the problem is not only addressed by a small sector of the population, but which has spread to other scenarios. Faced with this drastic panorama, this research book has been framed not only within international pacts, as well as conventions, with the purpose and objective of contributing to the planet, in the reduction of greenhouse gases, causing, such as As has already been said, climate change, among other phenomena that have caused disasters and destruction.
A good part of the mechanisms that are intended to be developed is, precisely, the capture of these gases in the plant biomass so that in this way a greater concentration of carbon from plants and forest waste is achieved, and in this way, slow down the polluting process that manages to lodge in the atmosphere. This action, which is part of the stated objectives, will not only ensure that the greenhouse effect does not fully manifest itself, but also contributes to environmental sanitation, in addition to other benefits for the planet.
This is why it is imperative to know, as part of the work mechanisms, the strategies that need to be known, as well as how and in what way carbon in the soil works, among other aspects, in order to to mitigate the opposite effects that give unexpected and even adverse results.

 

Title registered in the National Repository of Legal Deposit of the Ministry of Cultures, Decolonization and Depatriarchalization of the Plurinational State of Bolivia, under number 4-1-2897-2024, and with ISBN 978-9917-639-14-5 registered in the Chamber from the Book Peace.

Author Biography

Mario Ruíz Ramos, Universidad Nacional de Jaén

Forestry Engineer, graduated from the National University of Central Peru-Huancayo. PhD With professional experience as a Resident of Forest Productive Projects, project coordinator, line manager in Forest Management at ADEFOR. Starting in 2017, he began as a University teacher at the National Autonomous University of Chota, then at the Ciro Alegría National University and, currently, as a Research Teacher at the National University of Jaén.

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Published

April 20, 2024

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