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Rhizodeposition Drives One Third of Belowground Carbon Input in Agroecosystems
This study quantifies photosynthesized C allocation in the plant–soil system across six crop types: barley, wheat, maize, rice, legumes and grasses. It reports C partitioning into shoot respiration, shoot‐C, root‐C, net rhizodeposition and root‐derived CO2, providing standardized percentage averages and GPP‐derived absolute values as a robust baseline ...
Zhengjun Yan +10 more
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Factors affecting the net ecosystem productivity of agroecosystems on mineral soils: a meta-analysis [PDF]
To optimize agricultural land management for soil carbon sequestration, it is necessary to identify whether agroecosystems are accumulating or gaining carbon. This can be done by determining an agroecosystem’s net ecosystem productivity (NEP). This study
Morrison, R. +13 more
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Toward a consistency cross-check of eddy covariance flux-based and biometric estimates of ecosystem carbon balance [PDF]
Quantification of an ecosystem's carbon balance and its components is pivotal for understanding both ecosystem functioning and global cycling. Several methods are being applied in parallel to estimate the different components of the CO2 balance. However,
Schulze, E. +64 more
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A Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Sink Assessment Model Considering Forest Age Dynamics (CEVSA‐AgeD)
The large variation in net ecosystem productivity (NEP) with forest age was dominated by the dynamics of net primary productivity (NPP)–which in turn was determined by the different response slopes of gross primary productivity (GPP) and autotrophic ...
Mengyu Zhang +7 more
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To comprehensively explore the net carbon balance within cropland systems subject to diverse tillage practices (Down-slope cultivation (CK), Subsoiling tillage (SF), Ridge to district field (RF), Ridge to district field + subsoiling tillage (RF-S ...
Peizhe Yu +6 more
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How do variations in the temporal distribution of rainfall events affect ecosystem fluxes in seasonally water-limited Northern Hemisphere shrublands and forests? [PDF]
Rainfall regimes became more extreme over the course of the 20th century, characterised by fewer and larger rainfall events. Such changes are expected to continue throughout the current century.
I. Ross +7 more
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This study employs a spouse‐pair cohort design and an idopNetwork model that integrates evolutionary game theory, predator‐prey dynamics, and developmental modularity theory to reconstruct maximally informative microbial interaction networks. This approach reveals how interspecies interactions drive the phenotypic plasticity of the gut microbiota in ...
Huizhen Li +15 more
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Soil pH Amelioration Synergizes Carbon Accrual with Yield Gains Under Organic Substitution
Soil pH shifts towards neutrality in both acidic and alkaline soils under organic substitution. A global synthesis links pH amelioration to soil organic carbon accrual through enhanced microbial biomass after accounting for added organic carbon and its interaction with pH. This pH amelioration‐shared soil organic carbon accrual accounts for 5.1–8.6% of
Xunzhuo Dong +7 more
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The relationships between changes in ecosystem C fluxes: soil respiration (Rs), ecosystem respiration (ER), net ecosystem exchange (NEE) and gross ecosystem productivity (GEP), and the changes in the product of abveground biomass index and soil moisture ...
Xian Xue (640735) +5 more
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Nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) are key limiting factors for carbon (C) fluxes in artificial grasslands. The impact of their management on ecosystem C fluxes, including net ecosystem productivity (NEP), ecosystem respiration (ER), and gross ecosystem ...
Penghui Zhai +6 more
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