Terrestrial Biospheric Carbon Fluxes Quantification of Sinks and Sources of CO2

Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Workshop Summary Statement: Terrestrial Bioshperic Carbon Fluxes Quantification of Sinks and Sources of CO 2 ....Pages 3-15
Front Matter....Pages 17-17
The Global Terrestrial Carbon Cycle....Pages 19-37
Boreal Forests and Tundra....Pages 39-53
Contribution of Temperate Forests to the World’s Carbon Budget....Pages 55-69
Tropical Forests: Their Past, Present, and Potential Future Role in the Terrestrial Carbon Budget....Pages 71-94
Assessment of C Budget for Grasslands and Drylands of the World....Pages 95-109
Agricultural Sources and Sinks of Carbon....Pages 111-122
Land and Water Interface Zones....Pages 123-137
Biomass Management and Energy....Pages 139-159
Front Matter....Pages 161-161
Contribution of Northern Forests to the Global C Cycle: Canada as a Case Study....Pages 163-176
Carbon Sequestration in Norway Spruce in South Sweden as Influenced by Air Pollution, Water Availability, and Fertilization....Pages 177-186
Impact of Forests on Net National Emissions of Carbon Dioxide in West Europe....Pages 187-196
The Potential Aboveground Carbon Storage of North American Forests....Pages 197-205
Comparison of Two Methods to Assess the Carbon Budget of Forest Biomes in the Former Soviet Union....Pages 207-221
Pools and Fluxes of Biogenic Carbon in the Former Soviet Union....Pages 223-237
Forest Management and Carbon Storage: An Analysis of 12 Key Forest Nations....Pages 239-257
Effects of Atmospheric CO 2 Enrichment on CO 2 Exchange Rates of Beech Stands in Small Model Ecosystems....Pages 259-277
Carbon Trends of Productive Temperate Forests of the Coterminous United States....Pages 279-293
The Carbon Cycle and Global Forest Ecosystem....Pages 295-307
Forest Responses to Co 2 Enrichment and Climate Warming....Pages 309-323
Front Matter....Pages 161-161
U.S. Carbon Offset Potential using Biomass Energy Systems....Pages 483-497
Utilising Biomass Crops as an Energy Source: A European Perspective....Pages 499-518
Forest Management and Biomass in the U.S.A.....Pages 519-532
Co 2 -Mitigation By Agroforestry....Pages 533-544
Terrestrial Carbon Management and Electric Utilities....Pages 545-560
Forest Sector Carbon Offset Projects: Near-Term Opportunities to Mitigate Greenhouse Gas Emissions....Pages 561-577
Manipulating Biotic Carbon Sources and Sinks for Climate Change Mitigation: Can Science Keep Up with Practice?....Pages 579-593
The Interaction of Climate and Land Use in Future Terrestrial Carbon Storage and Release....Pages 595-614
Present Role of German Forests and Forestry in the National Carbon Budget and Options to its Increase....Pages 325-340
Potential for Carbon Sequestration in the Drylands....Pages 341-355
Analysis of Agroecosystem Carbon Pools....Pages 357-371
Managing Crop Residues for the Retention of Carbon....Pages 373-380
Co 2 -Emissions From Agriculture: Sources and Mitigation Potentials....Pages 381-388
The Effect of Trends in Tillage Practices on Erosion and Carbon Content of Soils in the US Corn Belt....Pages 389-401
The Impact of Cultivation on Carbon Fluxes in Woody Savannas of Southern Africa....Pages 403-412
Potential Impacts of Elevated CO 2 and Above- and Belowground Litter Quality of a Tallgrass Prairie....Pages 413-424
Diurnal and Seasonal Carbon Dioxide Exchange and Its Components in Temperate Grasslands In the Netherlands - an Outline of the Methodology....Pages 425-430
Major Carbon Reservoirs of the Pedosphere; Source - Sink Relations; Potential of D 14 C and δ 13 C as Supporting Methodologies....Pages 431-442
Riverine Transport of Atmospheric Carbon: Sources, Global Typology and Budget....Pages 443-463
Accord Between Ocean Models Predicting Uptake of Anthropogenic CO 2 ....Pages 465-481
Front Matter....Pages 161-161
Quantifying Feedback Processes In the Response of The Terrestrial Carbon Cycle to Global Change: The Modeling Approach of Image-2....Pages 615-628
The Potential Response of Global Terrestrial Carbon Storage To A Climate Change....Pages 629-642
Modeling the Effects of Climatic and CO 2 Changes on Grassland Storage of Soil C....Pages 643-657
Vegetation Redistribution: A Possible Biosphere Source of CO 2 during Climatic Change....Pages 659-673
Structure of A Global and Seasonal Carbon Exchange Model for The Terrestrial Biosphere The Frankfurt Biosphere Model (FBM)....Pages 675-684
An Epilogue for Perspective: Forests are More than Carbon Sinks....Pages 685-686
Back Matter....Pages 687-696