2016
DOI: 10.1590/0100-67622016000200014
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Modeling and Simulation of Relief Influence on Eucalyptus Forests: Interaction Between Solar Irradiance and Productivity

Abstract: -This study aimed to verify the differences in radiation intensity as a function of distinct relief exposure surfaces and to quantify these effects on the leaf area index (LAI) and other variables expressing eucalyptus forest productivity for simulations in a process-based growth model. The study was carried out at two contrasting edaphoclimatic locations in the Rio Doce basin in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Two stands with 32-year-old plantations were used, allocating fixed plots in locations with northern and south… Show more

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“…The higher plant mortality on plots with north-facing slopes can be because, in the southern hemisphere, this direction receives greater solar radiation than the south-facing slopes. This is evident in the findings of Rody et al (2016), who studied the effect of solar radiation intensity on the productivity of 3 mo months of the year (November, December, and January) the radiation was slightly higher on the south-facing slopes than on the north-facing slopes; in two months of the year (February and October) the radiation was similar between the directions, being slightly higher on the north-facing slopes; and in the other seven months of the year the radiation was much higher on the north-facing slopes vs. the south-facing slopes, with the maximum differences being reached in the months of June and July, which justified the higher forest production on the north-facing slopes. It is emphasized that greater radiation for plant production is positive when there is no water deficit, but in conditions of prolonged drought, greater radiation means greater damage to crops and even plant death as shown in this study.…”
Section: Physiographic Attributesmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…The higher plant mortality on plots with north-facing slopes can be because, in the southern hemisphere, this direction receives greater solar radiation than the south-facing slopes. This is evident in the findings of Rody et al (2016), who studied the effect of solar radiation intensity on the productivity of 3 mo months of the year (November, December, and January) the radiation was slightly higher on the south-facing slopes than on the north-facing slopes; in two months of the year (February and October) the radiation was similar between the directions, being slightly higher on the north-facing slopes; and in the other seven months of the year the radiation was much higher on the north-facing slopes vs. the south-facing slopes, with the maximum differences being reached in the months of June and July, which justified the higher forest production on the north-facing slopes. It is emphasized that greater radiation for plant production is positive when there is no water deficit, but in conditions of prolonged drought, greater radiation means greater damage to crops and even plant death as shown in this study.…”
Section: Physiographic Attributesmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Mas, além disso, o sistema fotossintético, representado pelo A f no modelo, também é determinado pela qualidade do sítio (MEGOWN; WEBSTER; JACOBS, 1999). O A f tem forte relação com a precipitação pluviométrica anual média (ELLIS; HATTON, 2008), é responsável pela determinação da condutância do dossel (WARING; LANDSBERG, 2011) e também pode ser influenciada pela altitude (RODY et al, 2016). Dessa forma, sua variação no tempo e espaço pode colaborar na predição das variáveis.…”
Section: Eficiência Das Redes Neurais Artificiaisunclassified