2000
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2435.2000.00434.x
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The carbon balance of a young Beech forest

Abstract: Summary1. We present measurements of CO 2 fluxes over 2 years above and within a young Beech stand in the east of France. This site is part of the Euroflux network set up to monitor fluxes over representative European forests. 2. The net ecosystem carbon (C) exchange was derived from continuous eddy flux measurements. Major components of the total flux (i.e. soil and above-ground biomass respiration and assimilation of leafy branches) were measured independently using chambers. The main C stocks (i.e. root, st… Show more

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“…Soil respiration is generally the largest TER component in forests and influences NEE to a large extent. From soil respiration measurements using chambers in 1996, 1997 (Epron et al, 1999a;Granier et al, 2000b(Ngao, 2005, Rs/TER was on average 0.64 at Hesse (0.58 to 0.69), i.e. close to the mean value of 0.69 found in 18 European forests by Janssens et al (2001).…”
Section: Gpp Ter Npp and Soil Respirationmentioning
confidence: 55%
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“…Soil respiration is generally the largest TER component in forests and influences NEE to a large extent. From soil respiration measurements using chambers in 1996, 1997 (Epron et al, 1999a;Granier et al, 2000b(Ngao, 2005, Rs/TER was on average 0.64 at Hesse (0.58 to 0.69), i.e. close to the mean value of 0.69 found in 18 European forests by Janssens et al (2001).…”
Section: Gpp Ter Npp and Soil Respirationmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…fluxes and tree biomass), we calculated the annual net primary production (NPP) using two approaches: (i) NPP of the ecosystem (NPPec) was calculated from the above-canopy flux measurements: NPPec = -GPP -Raut, where Raut was the ecosystem autotrophic respiration. We assumed that Raut was equal to 72.2% of the total ecosystem respiration, a value obtained from a previous study in the same stand (Granier et al, 2000b); (ii) Biological NPP (NPPbio) was estimated from stand-scale biomass measurements: NPPbio = BI + P L + P R + P F + M, where: P L , P R and P F are the leaf, fine root and fruit production, respectively, and M is the woody mortality. We assumed (Granier et al, 2000b) that P R amounted to 43.5% of the annual leaf production.…”
Section: Npp Estimatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Because LAI data were scarce, comparison was only possible at a few sites. According to Granier et al (2000), the averaged LAI value at the Sarrebourg site was 4.9 AE 0.4 m 2 m À2 over the growing season of 1996-1997. Based on the BeerLambert law, the fPAR value of Sarrebourg would be 0.87.…”
Section: Fparmentioning
confidence: 99%