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Assessment of CO2 and water exchange between canopy and atmosphere through micrometeorological "eddy covariance" measurement

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Authors: Osvaldo Facini; Nicola Di Virgilio; Federica Rossi; Marianna Nardino; Matteo Mari; Federica Zanetti; Andrea Monti;

Assessment of CO2 and water exchange between canopy and atmosphere through micrometeorological "eddy covariance" measurement

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Abstract

This study is the first investigation carried out in EU in a switchgrass field large enough to enable the use of high frequency continuous monitoring. The objective of this study is to describe the net ecosystem exchange of CO2 and the water use efficiency of the agro-ecosystem during the establishment phase.

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Italy

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National Research Council
Italy
Istituto di Biometeorologia
Italy

Keywords

Switchgrass, biomass, eddy covariance

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