Progress in the response of net primary productivity of terrestrial vegetations to global climate changes

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CHEN Bo. Progress in the response of net primary productivity of terrestrial vegetations to global climate changes[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2001, 18(4): 445-449.

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CHEN Bo. Progress in the response of net primary productivity of terrestrial vegetations to global climate changes[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2001, 18(4): 445-449.

Progress in the response of net primary productivity of terrestrial vegetations to global climate changes

CHEN Bo

1.
Life Science College , Hangzhou Teachers College , Hangzhou 310012 , Zhejiang , China

Received Date: 2001-02-11
Rev Recd Date: 2001-04-09
Publish Date: 2001-12-20

Abstract

Annual net primary productivity (NPP)of terrestrial vegetation is the net amount of carbon-fixed by plants through photosynthesis in one year .As a sensitive index to environmental factors , NPP of terrestrial vegetation and its relationships with environmental factors have been paid much attention during the past years due to rising CO2 concentration and global climate change .Studies on NPP are reviewed in this paper , especially on the principals , methods , characteristics and results of GLO-PEM and NASA-CASA , which have been to be two major models .Finally , The NPP research in China are also introduced in the paper .
- plants,
- net primary production,
- mathematics models,
- global climate change

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Progress in the response of net primary productivity of terrestrial vegetations to global climate changes

1. Life Science College , Hangzhou Teachers College , Hangzhou 310012 , Zhejiang , China

Received Date: 2001-02-11

Rev Recd Date: 2001-04-09

Publish Date: 2001-12-20

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Abstract: Annual net primary productivity (NPP)of terrestrial vegetation is the net amount of carbon-fixed by plants through photosynthesis in one year .As a sensitive index to environmental factors , NPP of terrestrial vegetation and its relationships with environmental factors have been paid much attention during the past years due to rising CO2 concentration and global climate change .Studies on NPP are reviewed in this paper , especially on the principals , methods , characteristics and results of GLO-PEM and NASA-CASA , which have been to be two major models .Finally , The NPP research in China are also introduced in the paper .

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