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September 6, 2016

FY17 FICUS diagram from Petr Baldrian

This diagram from Petr Baldrian’s proposal shows the seasonal differences in the carbon cycle processes in the temperate and boreal coniferous forests. During vegetation seasons, depicted by September on the left, photosynthesis products are allocated to soil via tree roots. When photosynthesis stops in winter, depicted by March on the right, decomposition is the most important carbon cycle process. (Image courtesy of Petr Baldrian)

This diagram from Petr Baldrian’s proposal shows the seasonal differences in the carbon cycle processes in the temperate and boreal coniferous forests. During vegetation seasons, depicted by September on the left, photosynthesis products are allocated to soil via tree roots. When photosynthesis stops in winter, depicted by March on the right, decomposition is the most important carbon cycle process. (Image courtesy of Petr Baldrian)

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