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DOI10.2172/762876
来源IDOSTI_ID: 762876
Simulated effects of elevated CO{sub 2} on nitrogen cycling using the NuCM model
D.W. Johnson
英文摘要The interactions between elevated CO{sub 2} and N cycling were explored using simulations generated by the Nutrient Cycling Model (NuCM) for a Pinus taeda site at Duke, North Carolina and a mixed deciduous site at Walker Branch, Tennessee. The simulations tested whether N limitation would prevent growth increase in response to elevated CO{sub 2} and whether growth response to CO{sub 2} in N-limited systems could be facilitated by increased biomass/N (reduced concentration) and/or increased litter N mineralization. Nitrogen limitation precluded additional growth when target growth rates and litterfall were increased (simulating potential response to elevated CO{sub 2}) at the Duke site. At the Walker Branch site, increasing target growth and litterfall caused a slight (790) increases in growth. Reducing foliar N concentrations caused reduced growth because of N limitation created by reduced litter quality (C/N ratio), reduced decomposition and N accumulation in forest floor. These effects were most pronounced at the Duke site, where the forest floor N turnover rate was lower than at the Walker Branch site. Reducing wood N concentration allowed prolonged increases in growth because of greater biomass/N; however, N uptake was reduced, allowing greater N immobilization in the forest floor and soil. Increased N mineralization caused increased growth at the Duke site but not at Walker Branch.
出版年1998
报告类型Technical Report
语种英语
国家美国
来源学科分类09 BIOMASS FUELS ; 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ; FORESTS ; MINERALIZATION ; NITROGEN ; NORTH CAROLINA ; NUTRIENTS ; TARGETS ; TENNESSEE ; WOOD ; CARBON DIOXIDE
URLhttp://www.osti.gov/scitech/servlets/purl/762876
资源类型科技报告
条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/267658
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D.W. Johnson. Simulated effects of elevated CO{sub 2} on nitrogen cycling using the NuCM model,1998.
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