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In Japan, hybrid larch trees can capture 30 percent more carbon

When speaking about carbon offsetting and capturing, it's necessary to know how much the trees that are being assigned to capture that carbon actually, you know, capture. We already know how some Mediterranian species can handle CO2 but there are a lot more types of trees around the world. From Japan arrives some research made by Hokkaido Forest Research Institute and Hokkaido Forest Products Research Institute. The two groups conducted joint research from 2003 to 2005 on an F1 hybrid of Dahurian Larch (larix gmelinii) to identify families and ... Read more →

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In Japan, hybrid larch trees can capture 30 percent more carbon

In Japan, hybrid larch trees can capture 30 percent more carbon 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

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