Plants are recognized sources of methane, but plant-mediated methane emissions have mostly been studied on herbaceous species, although also trees are known to emit methane. Emissions from tree canopies likely mostly derive from an aerobic, abiotic process. Aerobic methane production from trees has not been thoroughly studied, leaving uncertainties to the global source strength estimates, which vary from 0 to 240 Tg yr-1. Even less is known about how aerobic emissions affect the methane cycles in boreal forest ecosystems, as the environmental and physiological drivers are not fully understood. In this study, shoot-level methane fluxes of boreal conifer trees were measured outdoors and in the greenhouse, to investigate the environmental and ...
Boreal forests comprise 73% of the world's coniferous forests. Based on forest floor measurements, t...
Tree stems from wetland, floodplain and upland forests can produce and emit methane (CH 4 ). Tree CH...
Wetlands are the single largest natural source of methane (CH4) emissions to the atmosphere. CH4 dyn...
Plants are recognized sources of methane, but plant-mediated methane emissions have mostly been stud...
Plants are recognized as sources of aerobically produced methane (CH4), but the seasonality, environ...
Methane emissions from plant foliage may play an important role in the global methane cycle, but the...
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas, and its ecosystematmosphere exchange depends on the consum...
Aerobic methane emissions from plant foliage may play an important role in the global methane cycle,...
Northern peatlands emit about 36 Tg CH4-C per year, which is approximately 11% of global CH4 emissio...
The boreal forest zone covers approximately 3% of Earth's non-frozen land area and contains large qu...
Several studies have proposed aerobic methane (CH4) emissions by plants. If confirmed, these finding...
Methane production and transport processes in peatlands are fairly well understood, but growing evid...
The contribution of boreal forest plants to the methane (CH4) cycle is still uncertain. We studied t...
Popular Abstract in English Forests have a positive impact on the level of greenhouse gases in the a...
Laboratory experiments show that rates of CH4 emission from plant material depend exponentially on t...
Boreal forests comprise 73% of the world's coniferous forests. Based on forest floor measurements, t...
Tree stems from wetland, floodplain and upland forests can produce and emit methane (CH 4 ). Tree CH...
Wetlands are the single largest natural source of methane (CH4) emissions to the atmosphere. CH4 dyn...
Plants are recognized sources of methane, but plant-mediated methane emissions have mostly been stud...
Plants are recognized as sources of aerobically produced methane (CH4), but the seasonality, environ...
Methane emissions from plant foliage may play an important role in the global methane cycle, but the...
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas, and its ecosystematmosphere exchange depends on the consum...
Aerobic methane emissions from plant foliage may play an important role in the global methane cycle,...
Northern peatlands emit about 36 Tg CH4-C per year, which is approximately 11% of global CH4 emissio...
The boreal forest zone covers approximately 3% of Earth's non-frozen land area and contains large qu...
Several studies have proposed aerobic methane (CH4) emissions by plants. If confirmed, these finding...
Methane production and transport processes in peatlands are fairly well understood, but growing evid...
The contribution of boreal forest plants to the methane (CH4) cycle is still uncertain. We studied t...
Popular Abstract in English Forests have a positive impact on the level of greenhouse gases in the a...
Laboratory experiments show that rates of CH4 emission from plant material depend exponentially on t...
Boreal forests comprise 73% of the world's coniferous forests. Based on forest floor measurements, t...
Tree stems from wetland, floodplain and upland forests can produce and emit methane (CH 4 ). Tree CH...
Wetlands are the single largest natural source of methane (CH4) emissions to the atmosphere. CH4 dyn...