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Carbon dioxide fluxes of two differently managed sites in a former Scots pine plantation in response to widespread drought mortality
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DOI：10.1016/j.agrformet.2026.111398.png)
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• Heat and drought events reduced the resilience of the coniferous forest carbon sink. • Parallel CO2 fluxes at a disturbed but noninvasively managed forest and a clear-cut. • Both sites were CO2 sources in 2021–25, whereas the forest was a sink 20 years ago. • The clear-cut was a CO2 source year-round; the disturbed forest only seasonal. • The disturbed forest released less CO2 than the clear-cut and indicated recovery.
Keywords:
Carbon dioxide balance
Clear-cut
Disturbed forest
Eddy covariance
Forest management
Microclimate buffering
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