Carbon recovery dynamics following disturbance by selective logging in Amazonian forests

Daily averaged night time flux (ecosystem respiration) versus soil water content (for sites with rainfall less than 1000 mm) or air temperature (Congolese sites with rain>1000

(a) The derived exponential relationship of maximum canopy photosynthesis versus mean annual rainfall for 10 (Niger Millet cropland was excluded due to low stand density)

Based on a unique combination of seasonal pan-tropical data sets from 89 experimental sites (68 include aboveground wood productivity measurements and 35 litter

Modeling the post-logging dynamics of these production forests is thus of primary importance to assess their future carbon storage capacity as well as the structural and

2 Organic and chemical fertilizer effect on a plant biomass and b chlorophyll levels for the plants that were either left unfertilized (control), fertilized with commercial

The objectives are (i) to disentangle the mechanisms behind different types of responses in different forests; and (ii) to propose research priorities to improve

the variation of net primary productivity (NPP) and the tem- poral dynamics of climate factors in warm temperate deciduous broad-leaved forests (WTDBF) from 2000 to 2010, the

It is expected from the phase diagram (4) that the equilibrium A13Sc phase precipitates in this aging condition; however, the atom probe data show the Sc