Using the regional terrestrial Net Primary Production （NPP） from different observations and models over China, we validated the NPP simulations and explored the relationship between NPP and climate variation at inte...Using the regional terrestrial Net Primary Production （NPP） from different observations and models over China, we validated the NPP simulations and explored the relationship between NPP and climate variation at interannual and decadal scales in the Modified Sheffield Dynamic Global Vegetation Model （M-SDGVM） during 1981–2000. M-SDGVM shows agreement with the NPP data from 743 sites under the Global Primary Production Data Initiative （GPPDI）. The spatial and the zonal averaged NPP of M-SDGVM agree well with different historic datasets and are closest to the IGBP NPP. Compared to the 1980s, NPP in the 1990s increases in most of China with a high degree of spatial heterogeneity. The multi-year mean NPP of forest types is reasonably modeled （above 500 g C m-2 yr-1 ） while that of C 3 path of photosynthesis （C 3 ） grasslands is underestimated. The NPP of 7 M-SDGVM main plant functional types （PFTs） increases and the increment of the broad-leaved deciduous forest is the most obvious （5.05 g C m-2 yr-1 ）. During the studied period, the annual NPP of M-SDGVM over China increases, with significant fluctuations, at an average rate of 0.0164 Gt C yr-1 . Regulated by annual temperature and precipitation, the interannual variation of the total NPP shows more significant correlation with temperature （relativity and probability are R= 0.61, P = 0.00403） than precipitation （R = 0.40, P = 0.08352）. CO 2 fertilization may play a key role in the increase of terrestrial ecosystem NPP over continental China, and CO 2 stimulation increases with CO 2 concentrations, and also with the climate variability of the 1980s and 1990s.展开更多
基金supported by the China Meteorological Administration through Grant GYHY (QX) 2007-25the 973 project under Grant 2005CB321703+1 种基金the Fund for Inno-vative Research Groups under Grant No. 40821092the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) project under Grant Nos. 40225013 and 40730106
文摘Using the regional terrestrial Net Primary Production （NPP） from different observations and models over China, we validated the NPP simulations and explored the relationship between NPP and climate variation at interannual and decadal scales in the Modified Sheffield Dynamic Global Vegetation Model （M-SDGVM） during 1981–2000. M-SDGVM shows agreement with the NPP data from 743 sites under the Global Primary Production Data Initiative （GPPDI）. The spatial and the zonal averaged NPP of M-SDGVM agree well with different historic datasets and are closest to the IGBP NPP. Compared to the 1980s, NPP in the 1990s increases in most of China with a high degree of spatial heterogeneity. The multi-year mean NPP of forest types is reasonably modeled （above 500 g C m-2 yr-1 ） while that of C 3 path of photosynthesis （C 3 ） grasslands is underestimated. The NPP of 7 M-SDGVM main plant functional types （PFTs） increases and the increment of the broad-leaved deciduous forest is the most obvious （5.05 g C m-2 yr-1 ）. During the studied period, the annual NPP of M-SDGVM over China increases, with significant fluctuations, at an average rate of 0.0164 Gt C yr-1 . Regulated by annual temperature and precipitation, the interannual variation of the total NPP shows more significant correlation with temperature （relativity and probability are R= 0.61, P = 0.00403） than precipitation （R = 0.40, P = 0.08352）. CO 2 fertilization may play a key role in the increase of terrestrial ecosystem NPP over continental China, and CO 2 stimulation increases with CO 2 concentrations, and also with the climate variability of the 1980s and 1990s.
