Impacts of Climate and Nutrients on Carbon Sequestration Rate by Wetlands: A Meta-analysis
Impacts of Climate and Nutrients on Carbon Sequestration Rate by Wetlands: A Meta-analysis
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气候和养分对湿地固碳率的影响:荟萃分析
DOI:
10.1007/s11769-020-1122-3
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Zhang H.
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作者:
Cheng C.;Li M.;Xue Z.;Zhang Z.;Lyu X.;Jiang M.;Zhang H.
Global numerous wetlands are the most productive ecosystem and have high carbon sequestration potential to mitigate increasing CO2in the atmosphere. However, few are available on estimating average carbon sequestration rates by global wetlands (Carbonsq) at century timescale. In this article, Carbonsqdata of 473 wetland soil/sediment cores from the literatures were collected in detail by the meta-analysis method. These cores were no more than 300 years old and spanned a latitudinal range from 33.6° S to 69.7° N. Globally, the average Carbonsqwas 185.2 g/(m2·yr) regardless of wetland types. Carbonsqvaried remarkably between wetland types and ranked as an order of salt marsh (247.7 g/(m2·yr)) > mangrove (229.8 g/(m2·yr)) > freshwater marsh (196.7 g/(m2·yr)) > peatland (76.9 g/(m2·yr)). Carbonsqwas positively related to mean annual temperature (AMT) and annual precipitation (Pre). Nitrogen was the most common and primary factor controlling Carbonsqregardless of wetland types.