Characteristics of CO2 fluxes in cool-temperate coniferous and deciduous broadleaf forests in Japan
Characteristics of CO2 fluxes in cool-temperate coniferous and deciduous broadleaf forests in Japan
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2005
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Y. Ohtani;N. Saigusa;S. Yamamoto;Y. Mizoguchi;Tsutomu Watanabe;Y. Yasuda;S. Murayama
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Y. Ohtani;N. Saigusa;S. Yamamoto;Y. Mizoguchi;Tsutomu Watanabe;Y. Yasuda;S. Murayama
(73)-(80 Long-terra CΟ 2 flux monitoring in coniferous and deciduous forests was conducted in Fujiyoshida and Takayama sites, Japan. Both forests observed are representatives of naturally regenerated secondary coniferous and broadleaved deciduous forests in cool-temperate regions of Japan. In this report, we compared net ecosystem production in both sites by eddy regions of method, and analyzed the climatic factors that affect the seasonal and inter-annual changes in NEP in relation to forest type. The observed NEP showed that the maximum NEP was about 1.5 times larger in the Takayama site, although the growing period was about 2 times longer in the Fujiyoshida site. The monthly NEP in the Fujiyoshida site had large inter-annual variation throughout the season, but the variation was only appeared from April to October in the Takayama site. The difference in the inter-annual variation in monthly NEP between forest types might be explained as follows. The coniferous forest maintains canopy needles throughout the year, that is, the forest is ready to assimilate if climatic conditions are favorable, and can be continuously affected by changes in Sd and Ta. In contrast, the deciduous broadleaved forest experiences leaf-expansion and leaf-fall events, therefore, the period affected by climatic changes is limited only to the growing season. Respiration is relatively more consistent than assimilation, because the Ta behaves similarly among years in summer, and the forests are snow covered in winter when the inter-annual variation of Ta becomes large. Consequently, in the cool-temperate coniferous forest, the balance of assimilation and respiration induced by seasonal changes in solar radiation and air temperature is an important factor, while in the cool-temperate deciduous broadleaved forest, solar radiation and the duration of the growing season are important factors with regards to annual NEP.