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Multiple timescale variations and controls of soil respiration in a tropical dry dipterocarp forest, western Thailand

Aim This study aims to improve our understanding of temporal variations and controlling factors of soil respiration (Rs) and its components (microbial respiration or Rm and root respiration or Rb) in an Asian tropical seasonal forest at diurnal, seasonal and annual timescales in relation to biotic a... Full description

Journal Title: Plant and soil 2015-05-01, Vol.390 (1/2), p.167-181
Main Author: Hanpattanakit, Phongthep
Other Authors: Leclerc, Monique Y , Mcmillan, Andrew M. S , Limtong, Pitayakorn , Maeght, Jean-Luc , Panuthai, Samreong , Inubushi, Kazuyuki , Chidthaisong, Amnat
Format: Electronic Article Electronic Article
Language: English
Subjects:
Analysis
autotrophic respiration
Biodiversity
Biodiversity and Ecology
Biogeochemistry
Biomass
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Botanics
Dry dipterocarp forest
Ecology
Ecology, environment
Ecosystems
environment
Environmental Sciences
Forest ecology
Forest soils
Heterotrophic
Life Sciences
Microbial biomass
Microbial respiration
Phylogenetics
Plant Physiology
Plant Sciences
Regular Article
Root biomass
Soil microorganisms
Soil moisture
Soil respiration
Soil Science & Conservation
Systematics
Systematics, Phylogenetics and taxonomy
taxonomy
Temporal variations
Vegetal Biology
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title: Multiple timescale variations and controls of soil respiration in a tropical dry dipterocarp forest, western Thailand
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  • Hanpattanakit, Phongthep
  • Leclerc, Monique Y
  • Mcmillan, Andrew M. S
  • Limtong, Pitayakorn
  • Maeght, Jean-Luc
  • Panuthai, Samreong
  • Inubushi, Kazuyuki
  • Chidthaisong, Amnat
subjects:
  • Analysis
  • autotrophic respiration
  • Biodiversity
  • Biodiversity and Ecology
  • Biogeochemistry
  • Biomass
  • Biomedical and Life Sciences
  • Botanics
  • Dry dipterocarp forest
  • Ecology
  • Ecology, environment
  • Ecosystems
  • environment
  • Environmental Sciences
  • Forest ecology
  • Forest soils
  • Heterotrophic
  • Life Sciences
  • Microbial biomass
  • Microbial respiration
  • Phylogenetics
  • Plant Physiology
  • Plant Sciences
  • Regular Article
  • Root biomass
  • Soil microorganisms
  • Soil moisture
  • Soil respiration
  • Soil Science & Conservation
  • Systematics
  • Systematics, Phylogenetics and taxonomy
  • taxonomy
  • Temporal variations
  • Vegetal Biology
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description: Aim This study aims to improve our understanding of temporal variations and controlling factors of soil respiration (Rs) and its components (microbial respiration or Rm and root respiration or Rb) in an Asian tropical seasonal forest at diurnal, seasonal and annual timescales in relation to biotic and abiotic controls. Methods Rs was studied by the trenching method in a seasonal dry diptercarp forest, western Thailand. An automated soil chamber system was used to produce hourly data of Rs during 2008–2011. Analysis of Rs in relation to both biotic and abiotic factors was carried out to understand its temporal variations at different timescales. Results Rm was the main contributor to overall magnitude and variability of Rs. Soil temperature alone was the main driver of diurnal variation, while the combination of soil moisture and soil temperature determined the seasonal variations. The amount of Rs was also related to the fine root (
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descriptionAim This study aims to improve our understanding of temporal variations and controlling factors of soil respiration (Rs) and its components (microbial respiration or Rm and root respiration or Rb) in an Asian tropical seasonal forest at diurnal, seasonal and annual timescales in relation to biotic and abiotic controls. Methods Rs was studied by the trenching method in a seasonal dry diptercarp forest, western Thailand. An automated soil chamber system was used to produce hourly data of Rs during 2008–2011. Analysis of Rs in relation to both biotic and abiotic factors was carried out to understand its temporal variations at different timescales. Results Rm was the main contributor to overall magnitude and variability of Rs. Soil temperature alone was the main driver of diurnal variation, while the combination of soil moisture and soil temperature determined the seasonal variations. The amount of Rs was also related to the fine root (<2 mm) and microbial biomass at seasonal timescales. Due to the small inter-annual variations in soil temperature and moisture, total soil respiration among the 4 years was not significantly different (p<0.05). The annual totals for Rs during 2008–2011 were 3.20, 3.89, 3.52, 4.14 kgCO2 m−2 years−1, respectively. The 4-year average ratio of Rm (trenched) to Rs (untrenched) was 66±4 %. Conclusion Rm plays a crucial role in determining the magnitude (large ratio between Rm and Rs) and temporal variations of Rs. In this forest ecosystem, high seasonal variations in Rs were observed and were mainly attributed to the response of Rm to moisture.
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abstractAim This study aims to improve our understanding of temporal variations and controlling factors of soil respiration (Rs) and its components (microbial respiration or Rm and root respiration or Rb) in an Asian tropical seasonal forest at diurnal, seasonal and annual timescales in relation to biotic and abiotic controls. Methods Rs was studied by the trenching method in a seasonal dry diptercarp forest, western Thailand. An automated soil chamber system was used to produce hourly data of Rs during 2008–2011. Analysis of Rs in relation to both biotic and abiotic factors was carried out to understand its temporal variations at different timescales. Results Rm was the main contributor to overall magnitude and variability of Rs. Soil temperature alone was the main driver of diurnal variation, while the combination of soil moisture and soil temperature determined the seasonal variations. The amount of Rs was also related to the fine root (<2 mm) and microbial biomass at seasonal timescales. Due to the small inter-annual variations in soil temperature and moisture, total soil respiration among the 4 years was not significantly different (p<0.05). The annual totals for Rs during 2008–2011 were 3.20, 3.89, 3.52, 4.14 kgCO2 m−2 years−1, respectively. The 4-year average ratio of Rm (trenched) to Rs (untrenched) was 66±4 %. Conclusion Rm plays a crucial role in determining the magnitude (large ratio between Rm and Rs) and temporal variations of Rs. In this forest ecosystem, high seasonal variations in Rs were observed and were mainly attributed to the response of Rm to moisture.
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