Air and Surface Temperatures Differently Drive Terrestrial Carbon and Water Cycles in the High Latitudes
Jing Tang,
Shouzhi Chen,
David Martín Belda
et al.
Abstract:High‐latitude vegetation experience different temperatures than the ambient air temperature. While lacking a regional plant temperature product, we drove the dynamic ecosystem model, LPJ‐GUESS, with widely used ERA5‐land surface temperature (Tsurf, at radiative equilibrium) and air temperature to understand ecosystem process responses to these two temperatures. We show that tundra plants' growth is stimulated by warmer Tsurf in the summer, but in the boreal forests, colder Tsurf in the non‐summer months constr… Show more
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