Carbon Cycling in Wetland Forest Soils
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Introduct ion .................................................................................................................................... 3 1 1 Carbon Cycling in Forested Wetland So i l s .................................................................................. .3 12 Carbon Fluxes Inputs ..................................................................................................... .3 13 Aboveground Organic Matter Production. . ............................................................. .3 13 Belowground Organic Matter Product ion ............................................................... .3 15 Soil C Pools in Wetland Forests ......................................................................................... .315 Morphology a n d Distribution.. ................................................................................ .3 16 Forest-Soil C Pool Calculations.. ............................................................................ .3 17 Large-scale Estimates of Forested Wetland Soil C pools ...................................... .318 Carbon Fluxes Outputs. . ................................................................................................. .319 Organic Matter Decomposition.. ............................................................................. .3 19 Carbon Losses as CO2.. ........................................................................................... ,321 Carbon Losses a s CH,. ............................................................................................ .322 Dissolved Organic Carbon ...................................................................................... .323 Soil C Balance in M a n a g e d and Restored Wetland Forests. . ............................................. .323 Silviculture.. ............................................................................................................. .324 Restorat ion ............................................................................................................... .325 Perspectives .................................................................................................................................... 326 References ...................................................................................................................................... 328
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