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Up-scaling to stand transpiration of an Asian temperate mixed-deciduous forest from single tree sapflow measurements

Jung, E.Y.; Otieno, D.; Lee, B.; Lim, J.H.; Kang, S.K.; Schmidt, M.W.T.; Tenhunen, J.

Plant Ecology 212(3): 383-395

2011

ISSN/ISBN: 1385-0237
DOI: 10.1007/s11258-010-9829-3
Accession: 064150727
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Species diversity in mixed forest stands is one of the factors that complicate up-scaling of transpiration from individual trees to stand level, since tree species are architecturally and functionally different. In this study, thermal dissipation probes were used to measure sap flow in five different tree species in a mixed-deciduous mountain forest in South Korea.

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