2000 to 2010 the area of rubber plantations in Jambi in creased by about 19% while oil palm plantations increased by 85% Luskin et al 2013 The expansion of rubber and oil palm plantations has increased the income of Jambi in particular the smallholder farmers Clough et al 2016; Rist et al 2010 which account for 99% of rubber and
rubber plantations constitute carbon stocks that can be compared to cocoa plantations or to some agroforestry or forestry systems A study modeling carbon sinks in rubber plantations with different rotation lengths concludes that longer rotations show increased soil carbon stocks Nizami et al 2014 Such
Rubber tree plantations have been displacing tropical forests in Southeast Asia linked to global rubber prices Forest to plantation conversion in Cambodia is correlated with shifts in rubber
Because of their ability to produce latex for industrial applications rubber trees are grown intensively in large plantations Latex is harvested by bleeding off the bark generating a carbon
In Brazil after 25 to 30 years of rubber production when yield starts to drop rubber trees are felled and destined for firewood and charcoal despite the good mechanical properties and workability of the wood and relatively low production costs Wood with low starch content could be destined for the production of higher added value products with potential to spare deforestation of many
Egyptian Journal of Remote Sensing and Space Science 20 1 21 30 We found that 1 the area of rubber plantations was % of the total area of Xishuangbanna in 1988 % in 2002 and 22
Rubber plantations are among the most important in the world s tropical regions They play a positive role in carbon sequestration and in delaying climate change supplying strategic resources of natural rubber NR and aiding in poverty alleviation and rural revitalisation This paper reviews six methods of research on carbon sinks in rubber plantations the biomass
Rubber seedlings smuggled out of Pará state in Brazil became the parent planting stock for all rubber plantations developed in present day Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries at the end of the 19 th century Rubber has since been planted in a number of tropical countries as a plantation crop
Rubber plantations in southeast Asia have grown at an unprecedented rate in recent decades leading to drastic changes in regional carbon storage To this end this study proposes a systematic approach for quantitatively estimating and assessing the impact of rubber expansions on regional carbon storage First using Sentinel 1 and Sentinel 2 satellite data the
Introduction Since the 20th century rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis plantations have been expanding rapidly throughout Southeast Asia [1 3] which currently supplies over 90% of the world s natural rubber [] While rubber tree planting in Southeast Asia prior to the 1990s was mainly confined to southern Thailand Malaysia and Indonesia the focus of plantation
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Growths and carbon stocks in a series of para rubber plantations on Chakkarat soil series in northeastern Thailand were investigated including 1 5 10 15 and 20 years old and a natural forest
Rubber plantation management involves the extensive application of chemical fertilizers herbicides fungicides and pesticides at different plant growth stages Manju et al 2015 As these management practices profoundly reduce or alter various EF such as carbon storage nutrient cycling and biodiversity Dislich et al 2017 reducing
Gains in latex yields from rubber plantations have been driven lately by development of high yielding clones and improved tapping strategies are these applicable to agroforestry systems too
While synthetic rubber made from fossil fuels accounts for the most of the rubber produced today rising demand for rubber overall drove the expansion of rubber plantation areas by million
Understanding the status and changes of plant diversity in rubber Hevea brasiliensis plantations is essential for sustainable plantation management in the context of rapid rubber expansion in the tropics but remains very limited at the continental this study we investigated plant diversity from 10 meter quadrats in 240 different rubber plantations in the six
rubber plantation industry and the rubber producing industry The rubber plantation industry consists of two sub sectors namely plantations and small scale rubber growers Waduge et al 2015 In 2018 70% 89 243 ha of rubber cultivation was owned by small scale rubber cultivators and 30% 37 442 ha by the state estate sector
The Rubber Regime Initially government and commercial agents focused on acquiring ivory but inventions like the car dramatically increased the demand for for the Congo it was one of the only places in the world to have a large supply of wild rubber and the government and its affiliated trading companies quickly shifted
Rubber plantations in Indonesia are scattered in 27 provinces from Aceh to Papua South Sumatra is the province that holds the largest rubber plantation area of thousand hectares or % followed by North Sumatra thousand Jambi thousand Riau thousand and West Kalimantan thousand
The rubber plantation industry is dominated by the small holding sector accounting for 95% in terms of area Ninety percent of smallholders are in the southern peninsula while others are distributed in the east the northeast and the north Rubber exports and domestic use In 1997 Thailand exported 2 million tonnes of latex which accounted
Background Understanding how landscape characteristics affect animal movement is essential for conservation in human dominated habitats A fundamental question is how monoculture agroforests including rubber and tea plantations affect wildlife and its movement Experimental translocations represent an important technique to assess animals
Early identification of rubber plantations holds significant importance for both optimal plantation management and scientific studies Even though remote sensing techniques for mapping rubber plantations have evolved considerably since the 2000s current methods are highly effective in detecting mature rubber plantations MRPs which have distinctive forest
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