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Response of CO2 Emissions to the Change of Major Environmental Factors in a Temperate Grassland Ecosystem

Response of CO_2 Emissions to the Change of Major Environmental Factors in a Temperate Grassland Ecosystem
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摘要 Using dark enclosed chamber technique, CO2 fluxes from meadow, Leymus chinensis grasslandand Stipa grandis grassland and major environmental factors were measured in Xilin RiverBasin of Inner Mongolia under abnormally dry circumstances during June to September2001, when rainfall was less than 1/6 of that in normal years. Results showed the diurnalvariation of CO2 flux was significantly positively correlated with the earths surfacetemperature and air temperature. As to the response of the fluxes of CO2 to annualprecipitation, the average CO2 emission decreased from 268.7, 211.6 to 181.4 mg m-2 h-1 inmeadow, Leymus chinensis grassland and Stipa grandis grassland, respectively, with adecrease in annual precipitation. Therefore precipitation was an important environmentalfactor influencing CO2 flux from grassland. We also found close positively correlationbetween CO2 emissions and soil water content, organic content and total nitrogen contentin different soil layers. However, there was little correlation between the monthlyfluctuation of CO2 emissions with air temperature, topsoil temperature and soil temperaturesat 5 and 10cm soil depth. Using dark enclosed chamber technique, CO2 fluxes from meadow, Leymus chinensis grasslandand Stipa grandis grassland and major environmental factors were measured in Xilin RiverBasin of Inner Mongolia under abnormally dry circumstances during June to September2001, when rainfall was less than 1/6 of that in normal years. Results showed the diurnalvariation of CO2 flux was significantly positively correlated with the earths surfacetemperature and air temperature. As to the response of the fluxes of CO2 to annualprecipitation, the average CO2 emission decreased from 268.7, 211.6 to 181.4 mg m-2 h-1 inmeadow, Leymus chinensis grassland and Stipa grandis grassland, respectively, with adecrease in annual precipitation. Therefore precipitation was an important environmentalfactor influencing CO2 flux from grassland. We also found close positively correlationbetween CO2 emissions and soil water content, organic content and total nitrogen contentin different soil layers. However, there was little correlation between the monthlyfluctuation of CO2 emissions with air temperature, topsoil temperature and soil temperaturesat 5 and 10cm soil depth.
出处 《Agricultural Sciences in China》 CAS CSCD 2004年第3期234-240,共7页 中国农业科学(英文版)
基金 supported by the Project of Carbon Cycle and Driving Mechanisms in Chinese Terrestria1 Ecosvstem(2002CB412503) the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(KZCX1-SW-01-04) the Innovationa1 Proj ect of the Institute of Geoqraphical Sciences and Natural Resources Research of Chinese Academy of Sciences(CXIOG-E01-03-01).
关键词 Temperate grassland Carbon cycle Carbon dioxide BIOGEOCHEMISTRY Temperate grassland, Carbon cycle, Carbon dioxide, Biogeochemistry
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