Boreal forest soils are globally one of the most extensive carbon storages, whereas soil respiration (carbon dioxide; CO2 efflux) forms the largest carbon flux from the ecosystem to the atmosphere. Current changes in the world climate may have unpredictable effects on belowground carbon processes, and thereby, on the carbon balance of boreal forests. To better understand the various processes in soil and to quantify the potential changes in the carbon cycle, forest-floor respiration was partitioned into five different components, and tree-root respiration was estimated, using four different methods in a mature boreal Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stand in southern Finland. Non-structural carbohydrate (NSC) concentrations in tree roots w...
Photosynthesis is not entirely synchronized with carbon sinks, implying that trees are capable of st...
There is evidence that carbon fluxes and stocks decrease with increasing latitude in boreal forests,...
AbstractThe major part of carbon (C) flow into forest soil consists of continually renewed fine root...
The forest vegetation takes up atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) in photosynthesis. Part of the fixed...
Changes in the climate may have unpredictable effects on belowground carbon processes and thus, the ...
Publisher Copyright: © 2022Northern forest soils are a major carbon (C) reservoir of global importan...
The direct flux of current assimilates from the tree canopy to the belowground compartment drives ro...
In warming climates, soil water content (SWC) may act as an important factor in determining belowgro...
Soil respiration is a process of prime relevance for understanding the carbon cycle in forest ecosy...
Forests have a large role in the global carbon cycle. Forest management could play a crucial role in...
Soils of Northern Hemisphere forests contain a large part of the global terrestrial carbon (C) pool....
Man-induced climate change has raised the need to predict the future climate and its feedback to veg...
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas, and its ecosystematmosphere exchange depends on the consum...
Boreal forests often have a dense understorey of ericaceous dwarf shrubs with ecological adaptations...
Uneven-aged forest management with selective cutting might hold the potential to limit carbon emiss...
Photosynthesis is not entirely synchronized with carbon sinks, implying that trees are capable of st...
There is evidence that carbon fluxes and stocks decrease with increasing latitude in boreal forests,...
AbstractThe major part of carbon (C) flow into forest soil consists of continually renewed fine root...
The forest vegetation takes up atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) in photosynthesis. Part of the fixed...
Changes in the climate may have unpredictable effects on belowground carbon processes and thus, the ...
Publisher Copyright: © 2022Northern forest soils are a major carbon (C) reservoir of global importan...
The direct flux of current assimilates from the tree canopy to the belowground compartment drives ro...
In warming climates, soil water content (SWC) may act as an important factor in determining belowgro...
Soil respiration is a process of prime relevance for understanding the carbon cycle in forest ecosy...
Forests have a large role in the global carbon cycle. Forest management could play a crucial role in...
Soils of Northern Hemisphere forests contain a large part of the global terrestrial carbon (C) pool....
Man-induced climate change has raised the need to predict the future climate and its feedback to veg...
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas, and its ecosystematmosphere exchange depends on the consum...
Boreal forests often have a dense understorey of ericaceous dwarf shrubs with ecological adaptations...
Uneven-aged forest management with selective cutting might hold the potential to limit carbon emiss...
Photosynthesis is not entirely synchronized with carbon sinks, implying that trees are capable of st...
There is evidence that carbon fluxes and stocks decrease with increasing latitude in boreal forests,...
AbstractThe major part of carbon (C) flow into forest soil consists of continually renewed fine root...