Résumé:
For the environment, the tree is an essential and vital to maintaining the global ecological
balance. Among its many functions, it has a large plant biomass storage capacity in its various
parts, such as under leaves, structures, branches, twigs, twigs and roots. And thus its
absorption capacity of atmospheric CO2, it constitutes a reservation or a considerable carbon
sink. Therefore, it contributes in some way to play a buffer role in maintaining the balance of
greenhouse gases responsible for global warming.
Among the trees, the olive tree which is well represented in several regions of Algeria as GIS
(Wilaya of Mascara) was chosen in this study to assess the importance of biomass.
The methods of zoning and direct measurements on the olive tree have allowed the following
results:
To facilitate counting tree plots and the determination of areas of recent, a division of the
region delineated six study areas.
Between 2005 and 2015, an increase of approximately 11% in the number of land is to report
to the whole region, the equivalent of 561.4 ha, 101parcelles and 44,970 new trees. What
translate as an overall number of 915 plots and 444 628 olive trees for the entire region in
2016.
Moreover, the volume of aboveground biomass measured for only 50 olive trees is estimated
at about 6,187,018 m3 of fresh plant material.
Finally, leaf area 8340.51m2 for only 4 olives measured.
