Seasonal variation of energy partitioning in irrigated lands
Seasonal variation of energy partitioning in irrigated lands
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DOI:
10.1002/hyp.5535
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发表时间:
2004-08
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Yanjun Shen;Yongqiang Zhang;A. Kondoh;C. Tang;Jianyao Chen;J. Xiao;Y. Sakura;Changming Liu;
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作者:
Yanjun Shen;Yongqiang Zhang;A. Kondoh;C. Tang;Jianyao Chen;J. Xiao;Y. Sakura;Changming Liu;
The energy balance components were measured above the surface of an irrigated wheat and maize field over three successive years using the Bowen ratio technique. The experiments were carried out at Luancheng Experimental Station of Agro‐ecosystem (LESA), Heibei, China, from December 1999 through to September 2001. The seasonal course of energy balance over an irrigated field, the diurnal Bowen ratio patterns in different seasons, and the effect of leaf‐area index (LAI) and soil moisture on the energy balance are discussed. Over 3 years, the net radiation Rn varied from 31·6 to 668 · 1 W m−2, and the soil heat flux G varied from −12 · 7 to 170 · 9 W m−2. The latent heat flux LE also shows apparent correspondence with the development of phenology, e.g. LAI. The diurnal course of the Bowen ratio in different seasons can be categorized into three typical patterns: (1) a ‘wheat pattern’, characterized by a steep morning peak followed by a decrease with the daytime mean value of around 0·30; (2) a ‘maize pattern’, which is a relatively flat course with a daytime mean β of around 0·20–0·25; and (3) a ‘winter pattern’, with a near‐noon high peak with a daytime mean β of more than 10 times that those for wheat or maize. There are linear correlations between evaporative fraction (EF) and LAI for both wheat and maize before senescence seasons. The correspondence of EF appears more dependent on LAI for maize than for wheat. The EF does not appear correlated to soil water status, whereas the Bowen ratio is affected by extractable soil water content for wheat to some extent. No correlation for maize is found. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.