As represented in table 5, the total annual carbon sequestration in the
root, trunk, and crown biomass by coniferous and broadleaf species were
about 436.32 and 1127 ton, respectively. Overall, approximately 5737.5
tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere were absorbed by all the
sampled trees across the city. The trunk biomass participated the most
in the carbon sequestration of an individual tree unit.
Modeling the spatial distribution of carbon
sequestration across the city