Partitioning of ecosystem respiration in winter wheat and silage maize—modeling seasonal temperature effects
Partitioning of ecosystem respiration in winter wheat and silage maize—modeling seasonal temperature effects
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10.1016/j.agee.2016.03.039
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2016-05
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M. S. Demyan;J. Ingwersen;Yvonne Nkwain Funkuin;Rana Shahbaz Ali;Reza Mirzaeitalarposhti;F. Rasche;C. Pol
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M. S. Demyan;J. Ingwersen;Yvonne Nkwain Funkuin;Rana Shahbaz Ali;Reza Mirzaeitalarposhti;F. Rasche;C. Pol
The response of agroecosystem carbon (C) respiration fluxes to environmental changes needs to be better understood as respiration subcomponents may respond differently to management and seasonal weather dynamics, which is important for soil organic matter (SOM) modeling. Respiration measurements at two different spatial and temporal scales (eddy covariance (EC) and soil chambers) were used to ascertain the relationship between temperature and CO2flux of different ecosystem respiration components (ecosystem (Reco), soil and root combined, and soil). Further, different model approaches (static versus dynamic reference CO2rate (rb) and activation energy type parameter (E0) with an Arrhenius-like function) in order to partitionRecointo above- and belowground autotrophic (RA_above,RA_below) and heterotrophic respiration (RH_SOM) were tested. Canopy level CO2fluxes in winter wheat and silage maize were measured by EC stations and soil surface CO2flux by a handheld chamber analyzer in arable fields in Southwest Germany over a period of three growing seasons (2009, 2010, and 2012). Additionally, successive bare fallow plots were installed at the beginning of each growing season to partition soil respiration between autotrophic and heterotrophic sources (including “labile” soil C (newest bare fallow) as the difference to the oldest bare fallow). Stepwise model building was tested with keepingrbandE0constant (static method) and then by varyingrbandE0each individually or together by time period (dynamic method) over the whole growing season (15, 10 or 7 days forReco, measurement periods for soil chamber measurements). The dynamic models were superior as measured by Aaike Information Criteria (AIC) and coefficient of determination (averageR2, 0.15 for the static model and 0.50 for the dynamic model). In the best fitting model for each crop-year (lowest AIC),rbwas successfully estimated in each time period (relative standard error <50%), while seasonally variableE0estimates were found in half of the crop years. Estimated Q10values were between 1 to 6.01 between different components and seasons. EstimatedRecocomponents during 2012, autotrophic above ground respiration accounted for the largest component during the intense measurement periods under both winter wheat (50%) and maize (60%), with root respiration accounting for 19% and 21%, respectively. Additionally under winter wheat 31% ofRecowas estimated as heterotrophic respiration, with 15% from labile soil C. The results highlight the need to apply individual temperature response functions when using temperature as a driving force for ecosystem respiration components (autotrophic and soil heterotrophic).