1981
DOI: 10.1051/forest:19810305
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Etude comparative de deux écosystèmes forestiers feuillu et résineux des Ardennes primaires françaises II. - Biomasse aérienne d'une plantation équienne d'Epicéa commun (Picea abies Karst.)

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“…Model parameters were either fixed based on values taken in the scientific literature or based on measurements made in the level II plots or in other experimental plots: fixed parameters: leaf area index (Bréda, ; Pokorny et al ., ), specific leaf area (Ranger et al ., ), maximum canopy interception capacity (Whelan & Anderson, ), parameters regulating litter decomposition and mineralization (Parmentier & Remacle, ; Jonard et al ., ), nitrification rate (Andrianarisoa et al ., ) and microbial C : N ratio (Malchair & Carnol, ), monthly litterfall amount and chemistry (RENECOFOR and REWASEF level II plots), tree growth rate determined based on yield tables (Dagnelie et al ., ). adjusted parameters: coefficient to adjust up or down evapo‐transpiration, distribution of nutrient uptake with soil depth, weathering rate determined by comparing predicted weathering fluxes with those reported for the Ardennes (Bonneau, ). …”
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“…Model parameters were either fixed based on values taken in the scientific literature or based on measurements made in the level II plots or in other experimental plots: fixed parameters: leaf area index (Bréda, ; Pokorny et al ., ), specific leaf area (Ranger et al ., ), maximum canopy interception capacity (Whelan & Anderson, ), parameters regulating litter decomposition and mineralization (Parmentier & Remacle, ; Jonard et al ., ), nitrification rate (Andrianarisoa et al ., ) and microbial C : N ratio (Malchair & Carnol, ), monthly litterfall amount and chemistry (RENECOFOR and REWASEF level II plots), tree growth rate determined based on yield tables (Dagnelie et al ., ). adjusted parameters: coefficient to adjust up or down evapo‐transpiration, distribution of nutrient uptake with soil depth, weathering rate determined by comparing predicted weathering fluxes with those reported for the Ardennes (Bonneau, ). …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…fixed parameters: leaf area index (Bréda, ; Pokorny et al ., ), specific leaf area (Ranger et al ., ), maximum canopy interception capacity (Whelan & Anderson, ), parameters regulating litter decomposition and mineralization (Parmentier & Remacle, ; Jonard et al ., ), nitrification rate (Andrianarisoa et al ., ) and microbial C : N ratio (Malchair & Carnol, ), monthly litterfall amount and chemistry (RENECOFOR and REWASEF level II plots), tree growth rate determined based on yield tables (Dagnelie et al ., ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%