Exchange of trace gases between soils and the atmosphere in Scots pine forest ecosystems of the northeastern German lowlands - 2. A novel approach to scale up N₂O- and NO-fluxes from forest soils by modeling their relationships to vegetation structure

Authors: Jenssen M.; Butterbach-Bahl K.; Hofmann G.; Papen H.

Source: Forest Ecology and Management, Volume 167, Number 1, 15 August 2002 , pp. 135-147(13)

Publisher: Elsevier

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Keywords: N-trace gas emissions; Scots pine forests; Vegetation types; Canopy structure; Small-scale variability; Upscaling

Language: English

Document Type: Research article

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0378-1127(01)00724-1

Affiliations: 1: Waldkunde-Institut Eberswalde, W.-Rathenau-Str. 6a, D-16225 , Eberswalde, Germany

Publication date: 2002-08-15

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Exchange of trace gases between soils and the atmosphere in Scots pine forest ecosystems of the northeastern German lowlands - 2. A novel approach to scale up N2O- and NO-fluxes from forest soils by modeling their relationships to vegetation structure