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Carbon Flows in Forest Ecosystems with relation to climate change Andy Cross Using stable isotopes to study carbon flows in forest ecosystems with relation.

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1 Carbon Flows in Forest Ecosystems with relation to climate change Andy Cross Using stable isotopes to study carbon flows in forest ecosystems with relation to climate change Andy Cross

2 Carbon dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems CO 2 efflux Biomass partitioning CO 2 uptake Plant Soil Soil Organic Matter Stable soil organic carbon turnover Litter input, rhizodeposition, exudation turnover Atmosphere DOC leaching

3 The Carbon Cycle 122 in, 60 out1-2 out 60 out6.5 out 92 in, 90 out Ecosystem store = ~2600 Units are GtC per year for fluxes, GtC for stores. 1Gt = 1 billion tonnes

4 Global Soil Carbon

5 Stable isotopes as measurements of ecological change

6 Tunable Diode Laser – CO 2 13 C 18 O, 10 measurements per second

7 Project Plan – Laboratory Manipulations Sweden, Abisko? (ABACUS) Sweden (carboE) Scotland (Griffin) England (Harwood) Bordeaux (INRA) Portugal Kenya? Mozambique?

8 Project Plan – Field Experiments Harwood Forest Bordeaux Eddy co-variance Large amounts of data!!! Carbon isotope fluxes Latitudinal Ecosystem Models Incorporate results into SPA and carbon cycle models Modelling Soil chamber measurements Root measurements Tree chamber measurements


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