Monitoring the Net Primary Productivity of Togo’s Ecosystems in Relation to Changes in Precipitation and Temperature
Badjaré Bilouktime,
Folega Fousséni,
Bawa Demirel Maza-esso
et al.
Abstract:Climate variability significantly impacts plant growth, making it crucial to monitor ecosystem performance for optimal carbon sequestration, especially in the context of rising atmospheric CO2 levels. Net Primary Productivity (NPP), which measures the net carbon flux between the atmosphere and plants, serves as a key indicator. This study uses the CASA (Carnegie–Ames–Stanford Approach) model, a radiation use efficiency method, to assess the spatio-temporal dynamics of NPP in Togo from 1987 to 2022 and its clim… Show more
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