On carbon sequestration in desert ecosystems
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Global Change Biology
Volume
15
Issue
6
First Page
1488
Publisher
Wiley
Last Page
1490
Publication Date
2009
Abstract
Recent reports of net ecosysytem production >100 gCm−2 yr−1 in deserts are incompatible with existing measurements of net primary production and carbon pools in deserts. The comparisions suggest that gas exchange measurements should be used with caution and better validation if they are expected to indicate the magnitude of carbon sink in these ecosysytems.
Recommended Citation
Schlesinger WH, Belnap J, Marion G (2009) On carbon sequestration in desert ecosystems. Global Change Biology 15: 1488-1490.
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