It can reasonably be inferred from the graph that for the same mean canopy height (above 25 MCH
2), tropical forests have more carbon biomass than
temperate forests.
there is an inverse relationship between mean
canopy vertical height and aboveground carbon
biomass.
at a mean canopy height of 625 MCH?, all three
types of forests depicted will have approximately
the same aboveground carbon biomass.
on average, the new tropical forest has less
aboveground carbon biomass at a given canopy
height than the boreal-temperate forest depicted.
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