Effects of stream ecosystem metabolisms on CO2 emissions in two headwater catchments, Southeastern China

Effects of stream ecosystem metabolisms on CO2 emissions in two headwater catchments, Southeastern China

Headwater streams, as critical zones due to their proximity to terrestrial sources, emit large quantities of CO2 owing to their higher drainage density of catchments, substantial total areas, and stream lengths. Stream ecosystem metabolism (EM, i.e. photosynthesis and respiration) can significantly...

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Main Authors: Gong, C. (Author), Jiao, R. (Author), Li, X. (Author), Li, Y. (Author), Wang, D. (Author), Yan, W. (Author), Yu, Q. (Author), Zhang, P. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
13 > C
Carbon
Carbon dioxide
carbon emission
carbon flux
catchment
Catchments
China
CO > 2 > emission
CO2
dissolved inorganic carbon
Ecosystem metabolisms
Ecosystem respiration
ecosystem response
Ecosystems
Efficiency
freshwater ecosystem
Gross primary production
headwater
Headwater stream
Headwater streams
In-stream DOC removal efficiency
metabolism
Metabolism
net ecosystem exchange
Physiology
Rivers
Runoff
stream
Stream ecosystems
Uptake velocities
Uptake velocity
Water discharges
Yangtze Basin
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