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Responses of grassland soil CO2 production and fluxes to drought are shifted in a warmer climate under elevated CO2
Soil Biology and Biochemistry ( IF 9.7 ) Pub Date : 2021-09-28 , DOI: 10.1016/j.soilbio.2021.108436
David Reinthaler 1 , Eliza Harris 1 , Erich M. Pötsch 2 , Markus Herndl 2 , Andreas Richter 3 , Herbert Wachter 1 , Michael Bahn 1
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As the climate warms, drought events are expected to increase in intensity and frequency, with consequences for the carbon cycle. Soil respiration (Rs) accounts for the largest flux of CO2 from terrestrial ecosystems to the atmosphere. While the drought responses of Rs have been well studied, it is uncertain how they will be modified in a future world, when higher temperatures will occur in combination with elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations. In a global change experiment in a managed temperate grassland, we studied drought and post-drought responses of Rs dynamics under current versus likely future conditions (+3°, +300 ppm CO2). Furthermore, to understand the soil CO2 production (Ps) and transport dynamics underlying Rs fluxes we continuously monitored in-situ soil CO2 concentrations across the soil profile. Our results show that Rs was higher and that drought-induced reductions in Rs were delayed under future compared to current conditions. Peak drought reductions and post-drought pulses of Rs were more pronounced in the future scenario. Annual Rs was reduced by drought only under current but not under future conditions. An in-depth analysis of soil CO2 gradients and fluxes across the soil profile showed that elevated CO2 stimulated Ps primarily in the main rooting horizon and that warming affected Ps also in deeper soil layers. We found that both in the current and the future scenario drought led to the strongest reductions of Ps in the most productive soil layers, which also exhibited the largest depletion of soil moisture. We conclude that a future warmer climate under elevated CO2 amplifies soil CO2 production and efflux and their peak drought and post-drought responses, but delays the onset of the drought responses and thereby eliminates the overall drought effect on annual soil CO2 emissions.



中文翻译:

草地土壤 CO2 产生和通量对干旱的响应在 CO2 升高的温暖气候中发生变化

随着气候变暖,干旱事件的强度和频率预计会增加,从而对碳循环产生影响。土壤呼吸 (R s ) 是从陆地生态系统到大气的最大 CO 2通量。虽然已经对 R干旱响应进行了深入研究,但不确定在未来世界中它们将如何改变,届时将出现更高的温度和大气 CO 2浓度升高。在受管理的温带草原的全球变化实验中,我们研究了 R s动力学在当前未来可能的条件下(+3 °,+300 ppm CO 2)。此外,为了了解R s通量下的土壤 CO 2产生 (P s ) 和传输动力学,我们持续监测整个土壤剖面的原位土壤 CO 2浓度。我们的结果表明,与当前条件相比,R s更高,并且在未来干旱引起的 R s减少被推迟。在未来情景中,干旱峰值减少和 R s的干旱后脉冲更为明显。年 R s仅在当前条件下因干旱而减少,而在未来条件下则不会。对整个土壤剖面土壤 CO 2梯度和通量的深入分析表明,升高的 CO2主要在主要生根层刺激了 P s并且变暖也影响了较深土壤层中的P s。我们发现,在当前和未来的情景中,干旱导致生产力最高的土壤层中 P s的最强烈减少,这也表现出最大的土壤水分消耗。我们得出的结论是,未来在 CO 2升高的情况下气候变暖会放大土壤 CO 2 的产生和流出以及它们的峰值干旱和干旱后响应,但会延迟干旱响应的开始,从而消除总体干旱对年度土壤 CO 2排放的影响。

更新日期:2021-10-19
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