FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2955751201> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2955751201 endingPage "107650" @default.
• W2955751201 startingPage "107650" @default.
• W2955751201 abstract "In Southern Brazil, rice paddies are an important agribusiness occurring in lowlands, where the growing season occurs in the summer and the area remains without use in the rest of the year. We estimated the surface fluxes (carbon dioxide (CO2), Latent (LE) and Sensible (H) heat fluxes) over a flooded rice paddy in Southern Brazil for a five-year period using the eddy covariance methodology. LE was higher than H, with mean values of the Bowen ratio (H LE−1) of 0.14 during the growing season and 0.35 during the fallow season. The mean evapotranspiration (ET) was of 4.3 ± 0.3 mm d−1 during the growing season and 1.8 ± 0.3 mm d−1 during the fallow season. We related the gross primary production with the water use efficiency to obtain the partitioning of ET between evaporation (E) and transpiration (T). Annually, E and T represent approximately 50% of the ET. However, there is a marked seasonal variability in these components, mainly related to the variation of the leaf area index. Over the full five-year study period, the flooded rice paddy was a net carbon sink of 198 ± 221 gC m-2 y−1. The CO2 flux presented high variability between the fallow and growing seasons. The fallow periods represent a source of 268 ± 123 gC m-2 y−1, and the growing seasons are a sink of 448 ± 105 gC m-2 y−1. During the annual period, the flooded rice paddy presents a low water use efficiency, 1.05 gC kgH2O−1." @default.
• W2955751201 created "2019-07-12" @default.
• W2955751201 creator A5046829852 @default.
• W2955751201 creator A5054153778 @default.
• W2955751201 creator A5068515425 @default.
• W2955751201 creator A5081002948 @default.
• W2955751201 creator A5090817289 @default.
• W2955751201 date "2019-10-01" @default.
• W2955751201 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2955751201 title "Dynamics of the superficial fluxes over a flooded rice paddy in southern Brazil" @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1144073223 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1679028378 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1710850644 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1935685429 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1967409840 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1972550846 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1976103541 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1979164908 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1990097996 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1991356819 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W1996390301 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2003075243 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2003664005 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2009719025 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2010687487 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2012513482 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2017176895 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2018674568 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2028380973 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2031500545 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2032981909 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2040693669 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2045078541 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2048422520 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2050549994 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2052648234 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2069747421 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2079135127 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2080394556 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2089940084 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2089976813 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2102183854 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2105732338 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2114733206 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2115061785 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2117182735 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2124437404 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2128993529 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2133526814 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2137211294 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2140999343 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2146421864 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2151277668 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2154047482 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2163606831 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2170599966 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2171180538 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2171574795 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2172267151 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2180701443 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2219916227 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2283171006 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2327046488 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2338458099 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2465959101 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2471245186 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2602760377 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W2626202022 @default.
• W2955751201 cites W3119032798 @default.
• W2955751201 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agrformet.2019.107650" @default.
• W2955751201 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2955751201 type Work @default.
• W2955751201 sameAs 2955751201 @default.
• W2955751201 citedByCount "17" @default.
• W2955751201 countsByYear W29557512012019 @default.
• W2955751201 countsByYear W29557512012020 @default.
• W2955751201 countsByYear W29557512012021 @default.
• W2955751201 countsByYear W29557512012022 @default.
• W2955751201 countsByYear W29557512012023 @default.
• W2955751201 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2955751201 hasAuthorship W2955751201A5046829852 @default.
• W2955751201 hasAuthorship W2955751201A5054153778 @default.
• W2955751201 hasAuthorship W2955751201A5068515425 @default.
• W2955751201 hasAuthorship W2955751201A5081002948 @default.
• W2955751201 hasAuthorship W2955751201A5090817289 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C110872660 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C112889943 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C127413603 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C137660486 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C143050476 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C149677717 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C157517311 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C176783924 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C183688256 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C187320778 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W2955751201 hasConcept C25989453 @default.

• next