Importance of Sugar Beet in the Frame of Carbon Quantification in the Czech Republic

Vrublova, Katerina; Filippovova, Jarmila

doi:10.2478/jlecol-2019-0006

Abstract

Climate change impacts are related to the state and land-use of agriculture landscape. Best agriculture practice principles in climate change conditions should be focused on agriculture management maintaining and enhancing the organic matters stocks in the soils. Biogeochemical carbon cycle has a serious role there. The paper deals with sugar beet dominance among agriculture crop in the frame of carbon quantification in the Czech Republic. Modelling of carbon quantification in arable lands and aboveground biomass of agriculture crop indicate importance of sugar beet, which is a dominant kind of agriculture crop for carbon sequestration in the Czech Republic.

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Importance of Sugar Beet in the Frame of Carbon Quantification in the Czech Republic

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