Terrestrial Ecosystems and Interannual Variability in the Global Atmospheric Budgets of 13 CO 2 and 12 CO 2
DOI: 10.1016/B978-012088447-6/50013-1
关键词: Terrestrial ecosystem 、 Atmosphere 、 Ecosystem 、 Climatology 、 Environmental science 、 Carbon sink 、 Carbon cycle 、 Vegetation 、 Abundance (ecology) 、 Context (language use)
摘要: Several recent ecosystem studies provide evidence that plant discrimination against 13 C during photosynthesis is highly variable on synoptic to interannual timescales. Critical axes of variation include the response drought stress in temperate and tropical forests shifts abundance 3 4 vegetation both land use climate. This chapter aims place this variability context global carbon cycle. First, it presents equations describing atmospheric budget for CO 2 12 graphical form, using “Robin Hood” diagrams. Robin Hood diagrams an intuitive means comparing isotopic fluxes from terrestrial ecosystems with those oceans fossil fuels, partitioning ocean sinks δ observations. Second, critically reviews mechanisms by which are thought impart anomalies atmosphere
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