2017
DOI: 10.20937/atm.2017.30.04.03
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Carbon fluxes above a deciduous forest in Greece

Abstract: RESUMENLa producción fotosintética en ecosistemas forestales se lleva a cabo mediante la absorción de luz y CO 2 . El presente estudio analiza las densidades de los flujos de carbono y CO 2 sobre un bosque caducifolio en Grecia, que es el sitio de monitoreo más meridional de Europa. Los resultados muestran una absorción anual neta de carbono de 7.6 t C ha -1 y -1 , lo cual indica que este bosque es un sumidero de carbono importante en comparación con otros bosques europeos. Sin embargo, la absorción puede redu… Show more

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“…For the south taiga spruce forest, the maximum CO2 fluxes are usually observed in July, while at the beginning (May) and at the end of the season (November) they are minimal (Karelin et al, 2014). The terrestrial ecosystems of the southern regions are characterized by the seasonality of carbon dioxide fluxes: for example, in the southernmost monitoring point in Europe, Greek deciduous forests function as a sink of carbon from late April to early November, and the rest of the year -as a source (Proutsos et al, 2017). Despite the absence of representatives of Magnoliophyta and woody plants in the composition of phototrophic communities of Montenegro caves, they function as a carbon sink in July and January.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the south taiga spruce forest, the maximum CO2 fluxes are usually observed in July, while at the beginning (May) and at the end of the season (November) they are minimal (Karelin et al, 2014). The terrestrial ecosystems of the southern regions are characterized by the seasonality of carbon dioxide fluxes: for example, in the southernmost monitoring point in Europe, Greek deciduous forests function as a sink of carbon from late April to early November, and the rest of the year -as a source (Proutsos et al, 2017). Despite the absence of representatives of Magnoliophyta and woody plants in the composition of phototrophic communities of Montenegro caves, they function as a carbon sink in July and January.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperature, precipitation and their related attributes highly affect the growth, phenology and spatial expansion of forest species mainly due to the reduced water availability in the soil in association with the increased water demand for evapotranspiration [13,14].…”
Section: Climate Trends In Greecementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a proper climate assessment, including the detection and quantification of climate trends, the study of several meteorological and climatic attributes is required, in association with biotic factors, including the agricultural and forest ecosystems' responses (growth, phenology, production, etc.) [13,14,26].…”
Section: Climate Trends In Greecementioning
confidence: 99%
“…An accurate estimation of FAPAR is essential for understanding global carbon cycling and assessing the impact of climate change on plant ecosystems [1]. Accurate estimates of fractional light absorption by plants can help optimize crop management practices [2] and improve agricultural productivity [3,4]. Atmospheric physics models can help assess the influence of climate change on various biogeochemical cycles, such as carbon and nitrogen cycles [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%