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Dusek D., Novak J., Kacalek D., Slodicak M. 2012: Biomass of dwarf pine in mountain forest ecosystem. – Beskydy, 5 (2): 181–186 In order to evaluate weight and nutrients content in dwarf pine biomass, sample trees were taken for destructive analysis in the formerly air-polluted Orlicke Hory Mountains. Investigated stand of dwarf pine was planted in 1988–1989 within clearcut at elevation 1060–1110 m (NW aspect, Sorbeto Piceetum). Totally 29,000 kg.ha-1 of dry biomass was accumulated in the stand. Above-ground biomass accounts for 27,000 kg (needles 8,000 kg and wood 19,000 kg) and main root biomass represents ca 2,000 kg.ha-1. The biomass of dwarf pine stand contained following amounts of nutrients per hectare: 153 kg of Nitrogen (from this 64 % in needles, 27 % in wood and 8 % in roots), 14.5 kg of Phosphorus (52 % in needles), 46 kg of Potassium (52 % in needles), 22 kg of Calcium (45 % in needles) and 15 kg of Magnesium (40 % in needles and 44 % in wood).

Biomass of dwarf pine in the Orlické hory Mountains