Assertion: tonne | /r/HasProperty | c/hectare
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text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: This estimate is composed of the five carbon pools: aboveground biomass (54 metric tons C/hectare), belowground biomass (11 metric tons C/hectare), dead wood (10 metric tons C/hectare), litter (13 metric tons C/hectare), and soil carbon, which includes mineral soils (102 metric tons C/hectare) and organic soils (21 metric tons C/hectare).
text: The averaged reference soil carbon stock (for high-activity clay, low-activity clay, sandy soils, and histosols for all climate regions in the United States) is 40.83 metric tons C/hectare (EPA 2019).
text: The sum of the carbon stocks in aboveground, belowground, dead wood, and litter biomass (-87.52 metric tons C/hectare).