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The decomposition of dead plant matter (leaf litter and deadwood) is a key process for carbon (C) and nutrient cycles in forests. Increased nitrogen (N) deposition due to human activity may affect this process, with important consequences on forest biogeochemistry. Although there is extensive work on leaf litter, the research about the effect of N deposition on deadwood decomposition is still limited. Moreover, most N manipula...
Influence of physiological phenology on the seasonal pattern of ecosystem respiration in deciduous forestsNARA Subscribed
Understanding the environmental and biotic drivers of respiration at the ecosystem level is a prerequisite to further improve scenarios of the global carbon cycle. In this study we investigated the relevance of physiological phenology, defined as seasonal changes in plant physiological properties, for explaining the temporal dynamics of ecosystem respiration ( R ECO ) in deciduous forests. Previous studies showed that empirica...
The European carbon balance. Part 2: croplandsNARA Subscribed
We estimated the long‐term carbon balance [net biome production (NBP)] of European (EU‐25) croplands and its component fluxes, over the last two decades. Net primary production (NPP) estimates, from different data sources ranged between 490 and 846 gC m −2 yr −1 , and mostly reflect uncertainties in allocation, and in cropland area when using yield statistics. Inventories of soil C change over arable lands may be the most reli...
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