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Fast-growing trees provide opportunities for carbon (C) sequestration. This study compared the C sequestration potential and cost benefit of four cultivation systems in southern Quebec, Canada. The systems studied included two hybrid poplar cultivation systems, a hybrid poplar and hay intercropping system (111 trees ha−1) and a hybrid poplar plantation (1,111 trees ha−1), and two agricultural systems,...
Land use affects the carbon sequestration potential of soils across landscapes. Tree-based intercropping (TBI) systems where annual crops are grown between established tree rows are expected to exhibit spatial heterogeneity in the soil organic carbon (SOC) content due to differences in carbon input and decomposition rates of litter from trees and herbaceous plants. This study aimed to quantify variability...
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