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Soil Carbon Dioxide Emission along a Permafrost Hillslope in Larix gmelinii Forest in ChinaNARA Subscribed
Quantification of regional soil carbon changes in boreal forests in China is difficult for high spatial heterogeneity, especially considering soil CH4 fluxes in permafrost regions. This study attempted to quantify the variation of soil CO2 emission and its relationship with other soil properties along a permafrost hillslope in Larix gmelinii Kuzen. forest. Using a closed-chamber method, the soil CO2 emission was measured at fo...
Characterizing and predicting the response of terrestrial ecosystems to global change is part of the fundamental challenges of contemporary ecology and ecological conservation. The assessment of climate change impact on forest ecosystems has rarely used a multi-index fusion method for quantitative evaluation. We used forest distribution, net primary productivity, and vegetation coverage to establish an assessment model of the...
Subculture and Etiolation Treatment Promotes Rooting Ability of Upper Branches of Black Locust CrownNARA Subscribed
The black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) is an economically and ecologically important tree worldwide. However, maturation and position effects affect its asexual reproduction. Despite etiolation treatment and successive subcultures promoting the plant cutting’s rooting rate, whether the promoting effects of aging (upper) branches and young (lower) branches are consistent is unknown. Therefore, we evaluated the relevant root...
Spatial Patterns in Baseflow Mean Response Time across a Watershed in the Loess Plateau: Linkage with Land-Use TypesNARA Subscribed
Understanding the relation between land-use types and baseflow mean response time (BMRT) is important to explore the response mechanism of baseflow processes in watersheds. BMRT was determined using an instantaneous unit hydrograph. The instantaneous unit hydrograph parameters were estimated by autocorrelation functions. The relative importance of land-use types in determining BMRT dynamics was assessed by hydrological model a...
Response of the Photosynthesis and Antioxidant Systems to High-Temperature Stress in Euonymus japonicus SeedlingsNARA Subscribed
To uncover the adaptive mechanisms of photosynthesis under high temperatures (HTs), changes in the activity of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (rubisco), the photosynthetic electron transport system, and antioxidant system were examined in a subtropical forest tree seedling, Euonymus japonicus. Compared with the control, the activity of rubisco and the quantum yield of photosystem (PS) II electron transport (ΦP...
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