Titlebook: Global Environmental Change and Land Use; A. J. Dolman,A. Verhagen,C. A. Rovers Textbook 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 20

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Handbuch der Experimentellen Pharmakologiet C from land-use change and deforestation) only 3.3±0.1 Gt C is found back in the atmosphere. From this amount 1.9±0.6 Gt C is absorbed by the oceans. The remaining 1.7 Gt is what is commonly and misleadingly referred to as the missing sink, and is increasingly allocated to the terrestrial surfaces

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Land Use and Global Environmental Change have substantially changed biogeochemical cycles on earth, and are causing dramatic losses of biodiversity around the globe. The combined effects of these forces on global climate, biodiversity, water availability and ecosysteminxxecosystem vulnerability amongst others are generally denoted as glob

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Land Cover and the Climate Systemrough its internal physiology: the opening of stomata responds to environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity deficit, radiation, CO. concentration, and soil moisture. The opening of the stomata also affects the rate of photosynthesis. Stomata respond rather quickly to changes in environm

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Land Use and Terrestrial Carbon Sinkst C from land-use change and deforestation) only 3.3±0.1 Gt C is found back in the atmosphere. From this amount 1.9±0.6 Gt C is absorbed by the oceans. The remaining 1.7 Gt is what is commonly and misleadingly referred to as the missing sink, and is increasingly allocated to the terrestrial surfaces