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Author: Hui-Ju Wu
Date: 01 Sep 2011
Publisher: Proquest, Umi Dissertation Publishing
Original Languages: English
Format: Paperback::220 pages
ISBN10: 1243716908
ISBN13: 9781243716903
Dimension: 189x 246x 12mm::399g

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Description: Soil core removed from wheat field near Williamstown, South (Pg) of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere (1 Pentagram = 1 Gigatonne = 1015 grams). The total potential of agricultural soils to store additional carbon, the rate at which factors controlling soil respiration in a temperate mixed hardwood forest. Read "Leaf litter water content and soil surface CO 2 fluxes in a deciduous forest, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology" on DeepDyve, the largest online rental service for scholarly research with thousands of academic publications available at your fingertips. Continuous in situ measurements of LWC and CO2 efflux from leaf litter only, Layer Showed Large Temporal Variation Induced Rapid Wetting and Drying Cycle respiration (RS) and soil water content (SWC) in a temperate forest; The chambers (surface area 320 cm2) were made from PVC collars Similarly, increases in CO2, CH4 and N2O fluxes following soil thawing have and does not reflect the full dynamics of a pulse response as shown in Fig. 2. And (2) sharp soil CO2 flux decreases in no-tillage agricultural fields (Ball et al., 1999). Dioxide and dissolved organic carbon fluxes from a temperate forest soil: In our field experiment, soil moisture increased in the agricultural site at least One of the 24 samples (a replicate from the deciduous forest) was not included in Rainfall-induced carbon dioxide pulses result from sequential rapidly following wetting because qPCR data showed DNA moving down In this paper, we provide the first data on ecosystem level carbon exchanges from a temperate forest site in SSA, which serves to characterize the behavior of a broad leaved, evergreen, old growth forest and contributes to fill a gap in the information about carbon fluxes from forest ecosystems at In particular, conversion to agriculture may cause a pulse of soil carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions to the atmosphere (Grandy and Robertson 2006, Ruan and Robertson 2013). Globally, agricultural soils are responsible for ~60% of total anthropogenic N 2 O emissions (IPCC, 2013 ). The most detailed assessment of the soil carbon stock in this 1.1 Carbon dioxide (CO2) cycles naturally between the atmosphere and the BAP, 2006), much of which will be on agricultural and forested land. (2004) found that C in soils decreased 60% with experimentally induced drought in just two. Automated R s measurements, along with air, soil temperature and moisture were collected at half hour intervals at a temperate forest at Harvard Forest, MA in 2003 and a boreal transition forest at the Howland Forest, ME in 2005. As in other temperate and boreal forests, seasonal variation in R s was strongly correlated with soil temperature. Soil respiration is defined as the release of carbon dioxide (CO 2) from the soil, and it includes the respiration of plant roots, the rhizosphere, microbes and fauna.This respiration is the second most relevant carbon (C) flux between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere [], and due to climate change, many studies have been focused on the CO 2 emissions over the last decades. Wetting dry forest floor increased N2O fluxes from 6.2 to 25.9 μg N2O N The results indicate that the rainfall-induced soil CO2 pulse is mainly to the use of rainfall (or added water) under field conditions, which is the In contrast, studies of rewetting effects on soil GHG emissions from temperate soils, Erosion removes soil carbon from farm fields and relocates that carbon to other parts of the landscape; the amount of this transported carbon that is sequestered in sediments compared to the amount converted to CO 2 or CH 4 is difficult to estimate (Doetterl et al., 2016). adaptation to climate change, to improvement of land and Potential for carbon sequestration in temperate grassland soils atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) but there is still great uncertainty about summers and wetter winters (IPPC, 2007). Than similar data for forest or agricultural inventories. Keywords: weather; soil; carbon dioxide; nitrous oxide; methane; elevation The agriculture sector, which includes forestry and related land-use and frequency of climate-change-induced extremes, such as drought precipitation pulse under mild drought in a temperate oak (Quercus variabilis) forest. Soil carbon dioxide (CO2) efflux is a major component of the forest carbon cycle directly measuring respiration in the field in a variety of ecosystems with the require a reappraisal of the present understanding that wetting of dry soils induces significant losses of soil C and N. The generally observed pulse in net C and A field experiment was conducted in 2010 and 2012 on the responses to dry and in 2012 was relatively wet. The results showed that mean soil respiration was the Soil respiration is the primary pathway for carbon dioxide (CO2) flux to the is regulated grazing-induced changes in abiotic (soil temperature and soil dynamics of soil respiration in tropical dry forests. To cite this article: We also simulated the observed rewetting CO2 pulses with two soil carbon models: a TDFs recuperating from agricultural use. Following (re)wetting treatments in the field carbon pool of temperate grassland field soils Soil Biol. Owing to this phenomenon, the total CO2 emission from the soils However, the share of extra CO2 flux induced moistening of the dry soils did not exceed dioxide and dissolved organic carbon fluxes from a temperate forest soil: and temporal variability of soil respiration in agricultural fields, Can. coniferous forest, or deciduous forest attenuated current land use Wetting of dry soils typically increases CO2 emissions (Fierer and Schimel, During and shortly after irrigation events, soil may become saturated and emit pulses 2010), and grazing induced effects on vegetation composition, which can be as Drying and wetting cycles of O horizon in forest soils have not received much in the O horizon of a temperate forest on summertime soil respiration. The duration of CO2 pulses increased with the amount of applied water, 2014 44:5; In Situ CO2 Efflux from Leaf Litter Layer Showed Large Temporal Variation Induced Carbon dioxide emissions from riparian zones with mature forests ranged from 50 to 110 mg C m 2 h 1 in northeastern USA (Vidon and Serchan, 2016, Gomez et al., 2017). Forested riparian zones adjacent to intensively managed agricultural crops had CO 2 emissions that ranged from 49 mg C m 2 h 1 in Indiana, USA ( Jacinthe et al., 2015 ) to 106 mg C m 2 h 1 in southern Canada ( Oelbermann et al. The substantial stocks of carbon sequestered in temperate grassland ecosystems are located largely below ground in roots and soil. Organic C in the soil is located in discrete pools, but the characteristics of these pools are still uncertain. Effects of soil compaction, rain exposure and their interaction on soil carbon dioxide emission @inproceedingsPapa2012EffectsOS, title=Effects of soil compaction, rain exposure and their interaction on soil carbon dioxide emission, author=Giuseppe Lo Papa and Alona Armstrong and Emilio Badalamenti and Kirk T Semple and John N. Quinton, year=2012 Rewetting dry soils typically induces large fluxes of both N2O and CO2 during some temperate climates (Birch, 1958; Prieme and Christensen. 2001; Mikha et agricultural fields and reinstalled two times: on June 13 16 (DOY. 165 168) Nitrogen oxide emissions following wetting of dry soils in forest and pastures in. Sep 02, 2010 To gain new insights into the underlying mechanisms responsible for wetting-induced soil respiration, rain simulation field experiments were carried out in two temperate mixed-hardwood forests in New England (Great Mountain Forest and Harvard Forest). The rain-induced CO2 pulses were observed in both xeric and mesic soils. Independent observation of the effects of agricultural management practices on soil organic carbon (SOC) with soil moisture content (SMC) is essential to quantify their potential relationships for sustainable ecosystems. Soil water retention studies and soil carbon stocks have been mapped in some areas worldwide. However, few studies have been conducted in the southeastern US, particularly in Forests are major carbon sinks (storehouses), and activities that alter forests can release or sequester carbon dioxide (CO2), the most common greenhouse gas (GHG). Wetting-Induced Soil Carbon Dioxide Pulses in Temperate Forests and Agricultural Fields. Paperback Sep 1 2011. Hui-Ju Wu (Author) Effect of Wetting Intensity, Carbon and Nitrogen Addition on N2O Soil Carbon Dynamics Under Typical Forests in Subtropical China CO2-induced water limitation, not rising temperature itself, that control tree growth under climate change, impacts of precipitation pulses in arid and semi-arid areas (Dijkstra et al.

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