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Carbon dioxide exchange of a larch forest after a typhoon disturbance
2010
Forest Ecology and Management
A typhoon event catastrophically destroyed a 45-year-old Japanese larch plantation in southern Hokkaido, northern Japan in September 2004, and about 90% of trees were blown down. Vegetation was measured to investigate its regeneration process and CO 2 flux, or net ecosystem production (NEP), was measured in 2006-2008 using an automated chamber system to investigate the effects of typhoon disturbance on the ecosystem carbon balance. Annual maximum aboveground biomass (AGB) increased from 2.7 Mg
doi:10.1016/j.foreco.2010.09.026
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