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Citation KeyKellerAABBDFFGKKLMMNNPDDVV:2004:EaRe
TitleEcological research in the large-scale biosphere-atmosphere experiment in Amazonia: Early results
Year2004
Monthaug.
Access Date2024, May 23
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Author 1 Keller, M.
 2 Alencar, A.
 3 Asner, G. P.
 4 Braswell, B.
 5 Bustamante, M.
 6 Davidson, E.
 7 Feldpausch, T.
 8 Fernandes, E.
 9 Goulden, M.
10 Kabat, P.
11 Kruijt, B.
12 Luizao, F.
13 Miller, S.
14 Markewitz, D.
15 Nobre, Antonio Donato
16 Nobre, Carlos Afonso
17 Priante, N.
18 Da Rocha, H.
19 Dias, P. S.
20 Von Randow, Celso
21 Vourlitis, G. L.
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JournalEcological Applications
Volume14
Number4
PagesS3-S16 Suppl.
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KeywordsAmazon
carbon
cerrado
land-use and land cover change
LBA
nutrients
Oxisol
savanna
trace gases
tropical forest
Ultisol
AbstractThe Large-scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Experiment in Amazonia (LBA) is a multinational, interdisciplinary research program led by Brazil. Ecological studies in LBA focus on how tropical forest conversion, regrowth, and selective logging influence carbon storage,. nutrient dynamics, trace gas fluxes, and the prospect for sustainable land use in the Amazon region. Early results from ecological studies within LBA emphasize the variability within the vast Amazon region and the profound effects that land-use and landcover changes are having on that landscape. The predominant land cover of the Amazon region is evergreen forest; nonetheless, LBA studies have observed strong seasonal patterns in gross primary production, ecosystem respiration, and net ecosystem exchange, as well as phenology and tree growth. The seasonal patterns vary spatially and interannually and evidence suggests that these patterns are driven not only by variations in weather but also by innate biological rhythms of the forest species. Rapid rates of deforestation have marked the forests of the Amazon region over the past three decades. Evidence from ground-based surveys and remote sensing show that substantial areas of forest are being degraded by logging activities and through the collapse of forest edges. Because forest edges and logged forests are susceptible to fire, positive feedback cycles of forest degradation may be initiated by land-use-change events. LBA studies indicate that cleared lands in the Amazon, once released from cultivation or pasture usage, regenerate biomass rapidly. However, the pace of biomass accumulation is dependent upon past land use and the depletion of nutrients by unsustainable land-management practices. The challenge for ongoing research within LBA is to integrate the recognition of diverse patterns and processes into general models for prediction of regional ecosystem function.
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