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modelos alométricos
bioenergía
Scopus
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Los cultivos dendroenergéticos de corta rotación en monte bajo (Short Rotation Coppice -SRC) comúnmente están formados por individuos unifustales en el primer ciclo de corta, pero a partir del segundo ciclo, de cada cepa surgen numerosos vástagos o brotes, los cuales presentan desafíos interesantes al momento de estimar su biomasa. El objetivo de este trabajo fue identificar especies, longitud de rotación y tipos de modelos alométricos usados para estimar biomasa en SRC, en revistas científicas de las bases de datos Scopus y Web of Science. Entre los modelos para estimar la biomasa (y) de uso más frecuente destaca el exponencial, que tiene como variable predictora el diámetro normal (D) (y=b0Db1), diámetro basal de tallo (Db) (y = b0Dbb1) y la combinación de diámetro normal al cuadrado por la altura total (D2H) ( y= b0 + b1 D2H). Los géneros con mayor número de modelos diferentes fueron Populus, S Eucalyptus. Los dos primeros son los más estudiados. La longitud de rotación empleada en los cultivos estudiados varió de uno a 15 años.
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