Titlebook: Carbon Sequestration in the Biosphere; Processes and Prospe Max A. Beran Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995

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Jiao Zhang,HaiTao Wang,YanHong Yaoatmospheric CO. concentration is increasing and, as a consequence, temperature may increase appreciably on a timescale of decades. It is not known whether such changes in environmental conditions will increase or decrease storage of C in ecosystems, and thus either buffer or enhance the increase in

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J. Lorkowski,M. Mrzyg?ód,O. Grzegorowska degradation of organic material in terrestrial systems will normally lead to a more or less instantaneous release of CO. to the atmosphere. In terms of increased sequestration, the most relevant aspect of degradative processes may then seem primarily to be the question of how degradation may be res

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19974-0eral, empirical and processbased models can be distinguished. Both types are developed for either static and/or dynamic simulations. The type of model depends largely on the objectives and its envisioned applications. The review of models concludes with the essential processes or properties that mus

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The Brauer Group of a Commutative Ringlatitudes emitted around 1.6 Pg C yr., whereas forest area expansion and growth in mid- and high-latitude forest sequestered 0.7 Pg C yr., for a net flux to the atmosphere of 0.9 ± 0.6 Pg C yr.. Slowing deforestation, combined with an increase in forestation and other management measures to improve

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Skew PBW monads and representations,ormation in the North Atlantic and around the Antarctic continent, and primary production. There is a close coupling between turn-over and biomass produced per unit nutrient input and carbon pumps and sinks on a regional and global scale. High production will in general involve both increased grazin

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W. Adam Majewski,Louis E. Labuschagneuse of their numerous other ecological and economic functions. The wetland area of the world has been declining due to conversion for agricultural use and urbanisation, and to a lesser extent due to extraction of organic matter for fuel and horticultural use. The present threats to wetland areas are

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