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Forests play an irreplaceable role in maintaining regional ecological environments, regulating the global carbon (C) cycle and reducing atmospheric greenhouse gas emission (Zhao et al. 2015). Forest managers have expanded their objectives from traditional timber production to include broader goals of providing ecosystem goods and services (Burton et al. 2013). However, the primary aims of common international and national forest protection measures regarding afforestation and reforestation are to enhance productivity and mitigate CO2 accumulation by sequestering C. Climate change and biodiversity loss are two interrelated global crises but are independent of forest protection programme objectives launched by most national governments. Forest protection, biodiversity conservation and climate change goals should be integrated to achieve mutual gains (Strassburg et al. 2010). CARBON DISTRIBUTION AND ITS CORRELATION WITH FLORISTIC DIVERSITY IN SUBTROPICAL BROAD-LEAVED FORESTS DURING NATURAL SUCCESSION

Carbon distribution and its correlation with floristic diversity in subtropical broad-leaved forests during natural succession