Contribution of the Root Component to Soil Respiration in Oriental Beech Stands in Artvin, Turkey
Abstract Autotrophic (root) and heterotrophic respiration components respond differently to environmental variables, and each component behaves differently at different time scales, so it is necessary to partition total soil respiration into its components. The aims of this study were determine soil...
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Autotrophic (root) and heterotrophic respiration components respond differently to environmental variables, and each component behaves differently at different time scales, so it is necessary to partition total soil respiration into its components. The aims of this study were determine soil respiration and its root and heterotrophic components in beech stands, examine the relationship between respiration and biogeochemical factors, and assess seasonal variation in soil respiration. Trenching was applied to separate soil respiration components 6 months before measurements. Monthly soil respiration, temperature and moisture measurements, and seasonal soil and root sampling were carried out in Oriental beech (Fagus orientalis L.) stands located in Artvin Saçinka, Turkey from April 2018 to November 2018 and also (except soil sampling) from May 2019 to November 2019. The average contribution of root respiration and heterotrophic respiration to total soil respiration were 58.8% and 41.2%, respectively. Carbon and nitrogen dynamics explained variations of soil respiration with significant models. This study indicates that soil respiration and its components are associated with biogeochemical factors as well as environmental climatic conditions, and each component of respiration responds differently to changes in them. |
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| subjects | Beech Biogeochemistry Climatic conditions Fagus orientalis Moisture effects Respiration Sampling Seasonal variations Soil dynamics Soil moisture Soil sampling Soil temperature Soils Trenching |
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