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Vegetation Affects Timing and Location of Wetland Methane Emissions
Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences ( IF 3.7 ) Pub Date : 2020-07-28 , DOI: 10.1029/2020jg005777
Sheel Bansal 1 , Olivia F. Johnson 1 , Jacob Meier 1 , Xiaoyan Zhu 2
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Common assumptions about how vegetation affects wetland methane (CH4) flux include acting as conduits for CH4 release, providing carbon substrates for growth and activity of methanogenic organisms, and supplying oxygen to support CH4 oxidation. However, these effects may change through time, especially in seasonal wetlands that experience drying and rewetting, or change across space, dependent on proximity to vegetation. In a mesocosm study, we assessed the impacts of Typha on CH4 flux using clear flux chamber measurements directly over Typha plants (“whole‐plant”), adjacent to Typha plants (where roots were present but no stems; “plant‐adjacent”), and plant‐free soils (“control”). During the establishment phase of the study (first 30 days), the whole‐plant treatment had ~5 times higher CH4 flux rates (51.78 ± 8.16 mg‐C m−2day−1) than plant‐adjacent or control treatments, which was primarily due to plant‐mediated transport, with little contribution from diffusive‐only flux. However, porewater CH4 concentrations were relatively low directly below whole‐plant and in neighboring plant‐adjacent treatments, while controls accumulated a highly concentrated reservoir of porewater CH4. When the water table was drawn down to simulate seasonal drying, reserve porewater CH4 from control soil was released as a pulse, equaling the earlier higher CH4 emissions from whole‐plants. Plant‐adjacent treatments, which had neither plant‐mediated CH4 transport nor a concentrated reservoir of porewater CH4, had low CH4 flux throughout the study. Our findings indicate that in seasonal wetlands, vegetation affects the timing and location of CH4 emissions. These results have important mechanistic and methodological implications for understanding the role of vegetation on wetland CH4 flux.

中文翻译:

植被影响湿地甲烷排放的时间和位置

关于植被如何影响湿地甲烷(CH 4)通量的常见假设包括充当CH 4释放的管道,为产甲烷生物的生长和活性提供碳底物以及提供氧气以支持CH 4氧化。但是,这些影响可能会随时间变化,尤其是在经历干燥和重新润湿的季节性湿地中,或者在整个空间中变化,这取决于与植被的接近程度。在中观研究中,我们直接在邻近香蒲的香蒲植物(“整个植物”)上使用清晰的通量室测量值评估了香蒲对CH 4通量的影响。植物(存在根但没有茎的植物;“邻近植物”)和无植物土壤(“对照”)。在研究的建立阶段(前30天),全植物处理的CH 4通量率(51.78±8.16 mg-C m -2-1)是植物邻近或对照处理的约5倍。主要是由于植物介导的运输,仅扩散通量贡献很小。但是,在整株植物的正下方和邻近植物的相邻处理中,孔隙水CH 4的浓度相对较低,而对照则积累了高度浓缩的孔隙水CH 4储集层。下拉水位以模拟季节性干燥时,保留孔隙水CH 4对照土壤中的脉冲状释放出来,等于整个植物中较高的CH 4排放量。在整个研究过程中,既没有植物介导的CH 4转运也没有浓缩的孔隙水CH 4的植物相邻处理的CH 4通量较低。我们的发现表明,在季节性湿地中,植被会影响CH 4排放的时间和位置。这些结果对于理解植被对湿地CH 4通量的作用具有重要的机理和方法学意义。
更新日期:2020-09-08
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