期刊
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-BIOGEOSCIENCES
卷 118, 期 3, 页码 1120-1132出版社
AMER GEOPHYSICAL UNION
DOI: 10.1002/jgrg.20094
关键词
ozone; resistance; deposition; wheat; maize
资金
- European Commission
- R2DS (Region Ile-de-France)
- French-German project PHOTONA (CNRS/INSU/DFG)
- French national project Vulnoz (ANR, VMC)
This study evaluates ozone (O-3) deposition to an agricultural field over a period of 2years. A two-layer soil-vegetation-atmosphere-transfer (Surfatm-O-3) model is used to partition the O-3 flux between the soil, the cuticular, and the stomatal pathways. The comparison between measured and modeled O-3 fluxes exhibited a good agreement, independently of the canopy structure and coverage and the climatic conditions, which implicitly validates the O-3 flux partitioning. The total, soil, cuticular, and stomatal O-3 budgets are then established from the modeling. Total ecosystem O-3 deposition over the 2year period was 87.5kgha(-1). Clearly, nonstomatal deposition dominates the deposition budget, especially the soil component which represented up to 50% of the total deposition. Nevertheless, the physiological and phenological differences of maize and winter wheat induced large difference in the stomatal deposition budgets of these two crops. Then, the effect of simplified parameterizations for soil and cuticular resistances currently used in other models on the O-3 budget is tested. Independently, these simplified parameterizations cause an underestimation of the O-3 deposition ranging between 0% and 11.2%. However, the combination of all simplifications resulted in an underestimation of the total O-3 deposition by about 20%. Finally, crop yield loss was estimated to be 1.5-4.2% for the winter wheat, whereas maize was not affected by O-3.
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