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Figure 8 Net increment of soil total carbon (TC) after 1-year macropore treatment.

The blue arrow approximately represents the net aboveground biomass sink, i.e. the difference between net increment and harvest.

The forest C sink is essentially the difference between the net increment and the losses, i.e., harvest and natural disturbances.

Figure 8 shows the net increment in soil TC at depths of 10, 30, and 50 cm after the field experiments.

When the net increment was calculated, TC was found to have increased more at 30 and 50 cm than at the 10 cm depth.

This means that at the EU level, based on our results for the scenario of continuation of historical forest management practice, the proportion of harvest to net increment (i.e. the % of net increment that can be harvested as part of the reference level, i.e. without debits) is expected to increase by more than 10% in 2021 2030 relative to 2000 2009.

Following [14], we fix a time step h > 0 and define N i j as N i j ( t ) = N ˜ i j ( t + h ) − N ˜ i j ( t ), that is, the number of i → j transitions occurring in the interval ( t, t + h ]. The net increments in the state-occupancy numbers N i are then given by Δ i ( t ) ≡ N i ( t + h ) − N i ( t ) = ∑ j ≠ i N j i ( t ) − N i j ( t ).

The net growth increments between two time points were calculated using the following formulas: Trait n 1 − n 2 = Trait n 2 − Trait n 1 Where Trait n is the cumulative height or circumference at "n" months old.

The Net incremental AUC takes into account the negative increments of the curve.

Figure 4 shows the long-term evolution (1960 2010) of the historical net forest increment (rate of annual growth) and harvest at EU level (based on [26]), alongside our estimates of future increment and harvest expected up to 2030 assuming the continuation of historical forest management practice.

According to FAO, the net annual increment is defined as the average periodic increment of volume of all trees measured at a certain minimum Dbh, including the increment of trees which have been felled and excluding the increment of trees which have died during the reference period [62].