The influence of drought strength on soil respiration in a woody savanna ecosystem, southwest China

作者: Yuntong Liu , Jing Li , Yanqiang Jin , Yiping Zhang , Liqing Sha

DOI: 10.1007/S11104-018-3678-6

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摘要: Drought is expected to be more frequent and intense with global warming. Our aim was investigate how soil respiration would respond different levels of precipitation exclusion (‘drought strength’). We conducted a two-year drought experiment in woody savanna ecosystem south west China, which consisted four treatments: control treatment (CK); 30% (PE3), 50% (PE5) 70% (PE7). The cumulative rates were significantly decreased both rainy dry seasons as became intense. sensitivity moisture severity increased. There bursts CO2 emission when soils rewetted by rainfall after the season. Unlike most other exponential relationships between temperature, parabolic function observed all treatments (P  28 °C) coinciding insufficient water content (<11% Vol). Respiration rate best represented model combines temperature. Soil enhanced. response season should not ignored especially evaluating effect on whole year ecosystems. quadratic relationship temperature may important for modeling climate change (drought)

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