Effect of Soil Air Volume Change on CH_4 Consumption in Brown Forest Soil
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概要
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The relationship between soil air volume and CH_4 consumption in brown forest soils was investigated. The CH_4 consumption was negatively affected when the soil air volume decreased in experiments carried out both in situ and in the laboratory. A strong dependence of CH_4 consumption on the soil air volume was found in the laboratory experiment. These results indicate the possibility that the soil air volume is the primary rate-limiting factor for the CH_4 consumption in forest soil. Thus our work suggests that the other factors by which CH_4 consumption might be affected should be examined under the same air volume condition in the soil. To obtain accurate data, we need to be careful not to change the air volume by trampling or disturbing during the measurement of the natural methane flux in situ.
- 一般社団法人日本森林学会の論文
- 2001-11-16
著者
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Takenaka Chisato
Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University
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Tezuka Takafumi
Graduate Shool of Human Informatics, Nagoya University
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Tezuka T
School Of Health And Human Life Nagoya Bunri University
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Tezuka Takafumi
Graduate School Of Human Informatics Nagoya University
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Tezuka Takafumi
Graduate School Of Human Informatics Nagoya Unversity
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Ishizuka Shigehiro
Hokkaido Research Center Forestry And Forest Products Research Institute
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Namai Nobuaki
Graduate School of Bioagricultural Science, Nagoya University
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Takenaka Chisato
Graduate School Of Bioagricultural Science Nagoya University
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Namai Nobuaki
Graduate School Of Bioagricultural Science Nagoya University
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