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The effect of drought stress on self-organisation in a seasonal tropical rainforest

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  • Song, Qinghai
  • Lin, Hua
  • Zhang, Yiping
  • Tan, Zhenghong
  • Zhao, Junfu
  • Zhao, Junbin
  • Zhang, Xiang
  • Zhou, Wenjun
  • Yu, Lei
  • Yang, Lianyan
  • Yu, Guirui
  • Sun, Xiaomin

Abstract

From late 2009 to 2010, southwestern China experienced a severe drought. We evaluated the self-organisation of a seasonal tropical rainforest in response to drought stress. The forest had the least self-organization in 2010, and during the dry season (March–April) of 2010, the forest was least able to capture exergy (Rn/DR). The rate of long wave radiation (I/DR) loss was highest in 2010. The thermal response number of canopy temperature (TRNc) and Rn/DR showed similar trends and decreased from the rainy season to the dry seasons in each of the three years.

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  • Song, Qinghai & Lin, Hua & Zhang, Yiping & Tan, Zhenghong & Zhao, Junfu & Zhao, Junbin & Zhang, Xiang & Zhou, Wenjun & Yu, Lei & Yang, Lianyan & Yu, Guirui & Sun, Xiaomin, 2013. "The effect of drought stress on self-organisation in a seasonal tropical rainforest," Ecological Modelling, Elsevier, vol. 265(C), pages 136-139.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:ecomod:v:265:y:2013:i:c:p:136-139
    DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2013.06.010
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    1. Lin, Hua & Cao, Min & Stoy, Paul C. & Zhang, Yiping, 2009. "Assessing self-organization of plant communities—A thermodynamic approach," Ecological Modelling, Elsevier, vol. 220(6), pages 784-790.
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