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Author : Jassal, R. S. Black, T. A. Novak, M. D. Gaumont-Guay, D. Nesic, Z.
Year : 2008
Title : Effect of soil water stress on soil respiration and its temperature sensitivity in an 18-year-old temperate Douglas-fir stand
Journal : Global Change Biology
Comment : They found that an exponential (van’t Hoff type) model with Q10 and R10 dependent on only VWC explained 92% of the variance in half-hourly values of RS, including the period with soilwater stress conditions.
The absolute temperature sensitivity of RS (i.e. dRS/dTS) increased with VWC (at the 4 cm soil depth) up to 0.15 m3 m-3, above which it slowly declined. The value of dRS/dTS was nearly 0 for VWC < 0.08 m3 m-3, thereby confirming that RS was largely unaffected by temperature under soil water stress conditions. The Q10 and R10 to VWC not only accounted for the effects of TS on RS and its temperature sensitivity but also accounted for the seasonality of biotic (photosynthesis, root activity, and litterfall) and abiotic (soil moisture and temperature) controls and their interactions.

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