Paludification on Vasyugan Mire
Results of long-term estimates of carbon stock and current carbon sequestration in pine–shrub–sphagnum BGC in Vasyugan Mire (VM) are discussed. In different climatic conditions (different years), NРP varies from 206 to 337 g Cm –2 year –1 . An increase in carbon-emission intensity was detected in dr...
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| description | Results of long-term estimates of carbon stock and current carbon sequestration in pine–shrub–sphagnum BGC in Vasyugan Mire (VM) are discussed. In different climatic conditions (different years), NРP varies from 206 to 337 g Cm
–2
year
–1
. An increase in carbon-emission intensity was detected in drier vegetation periods. Most of the carbon losses are the emission of carbon dioxide (average is 61.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
, or 23.5% NPP). It is possible to ascertain the progression of peat formation. The removal of the carbon by bog waters was calculated using a mathematical model. It was estimated as 3.0% NРР with a mean value of the removal of 7.9 g Cm
–2
years
–1
. Based on the model of bogs vertical growth, the modern rate of carbon accumulation was estimated in the range from 10.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
in polygonal bogs to 51.7 g Cm
–2
years
–1
in grassy bogs. |
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–2
year
–1
. An increase in carbon-emission intensity was detected in drier vegetation periods. Most of the carbon losses are the emission of carbon dioxide (average is 61.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
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–2
years
–1
. Based on the model of bogs vertical growth, the modern rate of carbon accumulation was estimated in the range from 10.3 g Cm
–2
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–2
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–2
year
–1
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–2
years
–1
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–2
years
–1
. Based on the model of bogs vertical growth, the modern rate of carbon accumulation was estimated in the range from 10.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
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–2
years
–1
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–2
year
–1
. An increase in carbon-emission intensity was detected in drier vegetation periods. Most of the carbon losses are the emission of carbon dioxide (average is 61.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
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–2
years
–1
. Based on the model of bogs vertical growth, the modern rate of carbon accumulation was estimated in the range from 10.3 g Cm
–2
years
–1
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–2
years
–1
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