Ekodama Reference//Cocoa allometry

Allometric equations for cocoa

A selection guide to fifteen published biomass and carbon allometric equations for Theobroma cacao, each placed in the geographic, silvicultural, and methodological context you need to choose the right one for your site.

The report

The right cocoa equation, with the context to defend it

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What's inside

Fifteen equations, fully contextualised

Not a list of formulas, but a decision tool. Every equation carries the context needed to judge whether it fits your site, your species mix, and your reporting requirements.

15 source-traced equations

Site-specific cocoa models and widely-used pantropical equations, each traced back to its original publication.

Regional selection matrix

At a glance: which equation to reach for in Indonesia, West Africa, Central America, and beyond.

A deep-dive profile per equation

Formula, variables, location, system, method, sample size, size range, and model fit on a single reference page.

Structured Excel companion

All fifteen equations in a sortable, filterable workbook, with seventeen columns of metadata for your own screening.

Above- and below-ground

Guidance for AGB and BGB, including the pantropical fallbacks practitioners actually rely on for roots.

Written for MRV

Aimed at carbon and MRV work: REDD+, voluntary carbon markets, and supply-chain measurement.

Every source, one click away

A complete bibliography with resolvable DOIs and links: every equation traced back to the peer-reviewed publication it came from.

A look inside

Designed to be scanned, not deciphered

Calm, consistent, reference-grade layout, made with the same care we bring to a client deliverable.

Cover
Cover
Outline: what the deck covers
Outline: what the deck covers
Deep-dive profile, one of fifteen
Deep-dive profile, one of fifteen
The set at a glance
The set at a glance

Who it's for

For people who need the number to hold up

  • Carbon and MRV practitioners building cocoa biomass or carbon baselines.

  • Project developers and NGOs running REDD+ or voluntary-carbon cocoa work.

  • Carbon buyers and certification bodies reviewing methodology and equation choice.

  • Researchers who want a curated, source-traced starting point instead of a literature trawl.

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A considered reference, ready when you are

Fifteen curated, source-traced cocoa allometric equations in a single download, with the context to choose well.