Covariation between oxygen and hydrogen stable isotopes declines along the path from xylem water to wood cellulose across an aridity gradient
Holloway-Phillips et al. @meishdoescience@Lehmann_Lab
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ALT Observed covariation between hydrogen and oxygen isotopic compositions on a delta basis for xylem water, water vapour, leaf water, leaf cellulose and branch wood cellulose; and, on a 2H-18O enrichment basis relative to xylem water, for leaf water, leaf cellulose and branch wood cellulose.
Now out! Watch the short video describing with heartbreaking images what we are researching in the Alpine Lötschental. A big thanks to all who contributed to the project and the video
youtu.be/IyW5IMIGVU0
Quantitative Wood Anatomy unveils a dormant potential and opens new avenues for a long-lived, wide-spread and emblematic alpine species in dendroclimatology. New study published in @STOTEN_journal from @ccia_geneva, @unige_ise and @WSL_research.
doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.…
ALT Schematic summarizing sources of decoupling between CO2 uptake and carbon (C) sequestration across various time scales. Across scales, various processes decouple C sequestration (wood formation or woody productivity, ANPPwoody, on the ecosystems scale) from CO2 uptake (photosynthesis or gross primary productivity, GPP, on the ecosystems scale).
ALT (a) Conceptual responses of radial wood growth and photosynthesis to changes in carbon supply under supply-limitation vs sink-limitation. (b) Experimental setup including tissue sampling locations. (c) Timeline of treatments. (d) Mean temperatures for the air (red line), the phloem of chilled trees (blue line), and the phloem of control trees (green line).
What drives forest carbon storage? The ramifications of source–sink decoupling @KannenbergSteve@K_A_Teixeira
ow.ly/FoxQ50KtkUo#Commentary by Kristina J. Anderson-Teixeira & Steven A. Kannenberg highlighting the recent work by MartĂnez-Sancho et al. ow.ly/UuKG50KtkUp
ALT Schematic summarizing sources of decoupling between CO2 uptake and carbon (C) sequestration across various time scales.
Incredibly on point Editorial from @Nature: There is so much we need to know about forests and their futures that we don't. Long-term ground monitoring is key (@ForestPlots@ForestGEO) but funding to continue it is missing in action in many places (1/4) go.nature.com/3JY7sas
Drought impacts on tree carbon sequestration and water use – evidence from intra-annual tree-ring characteristics @eli_martinezs @Lehmann_Lab@FontiPatow.ly/cjK250JOr6e
ALT Seasonal dynamics of daily carbon sequestration of Norway spruce in 2014 and 2015. The tree carbon gain is represented by carbon in woody biomass production and was calculated based on daily wall thickness increments.