It is study about mangroves that can help to get more carbons in our environment. Mangroves can be seen at near in coastal area were it is the hiding place of the fish and other animals.

1. Analysis of the
Vegetation and Carbon
Stocks of Various
Mangrove Species in the
Philippines

2. Introduction
· Mangroves are thought to be a major player in
the global carbon sequestration process because
they are one of the more established forest
stands along the tropical and subtropical
coastlines.

3. Materials and Methods
Identification
of Species.
Establishment of
the sampling
plots
Data
sampling.
Statistical
analysis.

4. Results and Discussion
Table 1 The identified mangrove species within the designated plots.

5. Results and Discussion
Table 2 The The characteristics of different mangrove species within all sample plots.

6. Results and Discussion
Table 3. The Descriptive Statistics of all mangrove species based on the measured parameters

7. Results and Discussion
Table 4. Ranking correlation between Belowground biomass with CO2 sequestration potential

8. Results and Discussion
Figure 1. The proportion of carbon stocks in mangrove ecosystems

9. Conclusion
❑ Vegetation at tree level dominated by species Sonneratia
alba with an average density of 109 trees / ha, Rhizophora
mucronata 61 trees / ha, and Rhizophora apiculata 20 trees
/ ha, Bruguiera sexangula 7 trees / ha, Aegiceras
corniculatum and Avicennia marina has the same 3 trees/
ha, and Xylocarpus moluccensis, also known as "Piagau", has
the least vegetation levels of 1 tree/ ha.

10. Conclusion
❑Most of the contribution of carbon stocks derived from
species Sonneratia alba, Rhizophora apiculata and
Avicennia alba. Different environmental factors. (e.g.,
temperature, precipitation, tidal inundation, river flows,
nutrient cycling and availability, salinity) and even
morphological characteristics (e.g., size).
·

11. Recommendation
· The future of mangrove ecosystems depends on
whether mangrove management can properly integrate
local perspectives and ambitions into initiatives that can
sustain mangrove ecosystems as C sinks and prevent
extensive mangrove conversions.

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