Autumn 2004

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Autumn 2004

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Autumn 2004. WP1 : Comparison between regenerations. Total respiration. RTOT(micromoleCO 2 /m 2 /s). GP(micromoleCO 2 /m 2 /s). advanced. GP. recent. Bare peat. NEE (micromoleCO 2 /m 2 /s). NEE. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WP1 : Comparison between regenerations

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Total respiration

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y = 0.3764x - 0.9685

R2 = 0.9707

y = 0.2954x - 12.139

R2 = 0.97620

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WP1 : Seasonal variation of the vegetation

y = -0.0077x2 + 3.1811x - 161.86

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Seasonal variation of the average surface of photosynthesis (mm2) E. angustifolium

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Variation of the number of leaves (recent regeneration : E. angustifolium)

Variation of the total surface of Photosynthesis (m²)

Seasonal variation of the average surface of photosynthesis (mm2) E. vaginatum

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Seasonal variation of the vegetation

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LAI of E. angustifolium (m²/m²) in recent regeneration

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LAI of E. vaginatum, C. nigra, V. oxycoccos (m²/m²) in advanced regeneration

Density*surface covered by Sphagnum sp. and P. strictum in recent regeneration

Density*surface covered by Sphagnum sp. and P. strictum in advanced regeneration

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WP1 : Le Russey, Rtot=f(temperature)

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Model equations for recent and advanced regenerationsGPM=GPMTo*exp(-(((Tair-To)/i)^2))

GP=(GPM*(LAI+g*(Ss*Ds+Sp*Dp)*H))+h

R=Ra+RhRa=a*(LAI+c*(Ss*Ds+Sp*Dp)*H)*exp(b*Tair)

Rh=d*exp(e*(-WT))*exp(f*Tair)

NEE=GP-R

VariablesLAI= Leaf area index for vascular plantsSs= surface covered by Sphagnum sp

Ds= density/density max per Sphagnum spSp= surface covered by Polytrichum Strictum

Dp= density/density max per Polytrichum StrictumTair= air temperature measured in the chamber

WT= Water table levelH= Humidity / Humidity max (index 5)

Simulation of CO2 fluxes for recent and advanced regeneration

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Advanced regeneration : NEE

Recent regeneration : NEE

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NEE simulated(micromoleCO2/m²/s)

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NEE simulated(micromoleCO2/m²/s)

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R² 0.8 0.65

GPMTopt 5.305257302 10.71665074

Topt 28.93436074 27.46623043

i 12.74804015 10.53031767

g 0.686054656 0.239181374

h 0.559133724 5.779521552

a 0.02749797 1.88798E-05

c -2.697329139 -29.71719005

b 0.100081352 0.059176796

e -2.689081238 1.007057524

f 0.090518645 -0.009507464

d 0.084341507 4.932094532

Values of parameters established by the software

Simulation of CO2 fluxes for recent and advanced regeneration

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Model equations adapted for the bare peat situation,with the total respiration.

R=a*(-WT)^2+b*(-WT)+c*exp(f*Tair)

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Tair= air temperature measured in the chamberWT= Water table level

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Simulation of CO2 fluxes for the bare peat situation

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Values of parameters established by the software

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Diurnal variation of CO2

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Parameter Value StdErr Parameter Value StdErr

K 1.92E+02 3.13E+01 K 1.38E+02 2.84E+01

A -4.92E-03 1.15E-03 A -6.38E-03 1.96E-03

B 2.97E-01 3.69E-02 B 3.99E-01 5.98E-02

C 9.36E-01 6.91E-02 C 9.87E-01 3.65E-02

D 3.55E-02 3.31E-03 D 4.90E-02 1.82E-03

Topt 3.01E+01   Topt 3.13E+01  

GPM25 4.34E+00   GPM25 5.98E+00  

R25 2.27E+00   R25 3.36E+00  

Q1O 1.43   Q1O 1.63  

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WP1 : Methane measurement

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WP1 : Le Russey, methane fluxes

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Seasonal variation of CH4 fluxes per plot (recent regeneration)

• Variability between plots.

• first prelevement with the lowest water table level.

•Bare peat situation : Day 178 : 4,4nmoleCH4/m²/sThen, WT = 0, no more fluxes.

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Seasonal variation of CH4 fluxes per plot (advanced regeneration)