Upscaling Gross Primary Production from Leaf to Canopy for Potato Crop (Solanum tuberosum L.)
Estimating gross primary production (GPP) is important to understand the land–atmosphere CO2 exchange for major agroecosystems. Eddy covariance (EC) measurements provide accurate and reliable information about GPP, but flux measurements are often not available. Upscaling strategies gain importanc...
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Estimating gross primary production (GPP) is important to understand the land–atmosphere
CO2 exchange for major agroecosystems. Eddy covariance (EC) measurements provide accurate and
reliable information about GPP, but flux measurements are often not available. Upscaling strategies
gain importance as an alternative to the limitations of the use of the EC. Although the potato provides
an important agroecosystem for worldwide carbon balance, there are currently no studies on potato
GPP upscaling processes. This study reports two GPP scaling-up approaches from the detailed
leaf-level characterization of gas exchange of potatoes. Multilayer and big leaf approaches were
applied for extrapolating chamber and biometric measurements from leaf to canopy. Measurements
of leaf area index and photosynthesis were performed from planting to the end of the canopy life
cycle using an LP-80 ceptometer and an IRGA Li-Cor 6800, respectively. The results were compared
to concurrent measurements of surface–atmosphere GPP from the EC measurements. Big-leaf models
were able to simulate the general trend of GPP during the growth cycle, but they overestimated
the GPP during the maximum LAI phase. Multilayer models correctly reproduced the behavior of
potato GPP and closely predicted both: the daily magnitude and half-hourly variation in GPP when
compared to EC measurements. Upscaling is a reliable alternative, but a good treatment of LAI and
the photosynthetic light-response curves are decisive factors to achieve better GPP estimates. The
results improved the knowledge of the biophysical control in the carbon fluxes of the potato crop. |
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Upscaling Gross Primary Production from Leaf to Canopy for Potato Crop (Solanum tuberosum L.) |
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RepoAGROSAVIA405992025-05-16T13:31:57Z Upscaling Gross Primary Production from Leaf to Canopy for Potato Crop (Solanum tuberosum L.) Upscaling Gross Primary Production from Leaf to Canopy for Potato Crop (Solanum tuberosum L.) Martínez-Maldonado, Fabio Ernesto Castaño Marín, Angela María Góez Vinasco, Gerardo Antonio Ricardo Marin, Fabio Cultivo - F01 Solanum tuberosum Cultivo Productividad primaria Metodología Raíces y tubérculos http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_7221 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_1972 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_34328 http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_12522 Estimating gross primary production (GPP) is important to understand the land–atmosphere CO2 exchange for major agroecosystems. Eddy covariance (EC) measurements provide accurate and reliable information about GPP, but flux measurements are often not available. Upscaling strategies gain importance as an alternative to the limitations of the use of the EC. Although the potato provides an important agroecosystem for worldwide carbon balance, there are currently no studies on potato GPP upscaling processes. This study reports two GPP scaling-up approaches from the detailed leaf-level characterization of gas exchange of potatoes. Multilayer and big leaf approaches were applied for extrapolating chamber and biometric measurements from leaf to canopy. Measurements of leaf area index and photosynthesis were performed from planting to the end of the canopy life cycle using an LP-80 ceptometer and an IRGA Li-Cor 6800, respectively. The results were compared to concurrent measurements of surface–atmosphere GPP from the EC measurements. Big-leaf models were able to simulate the general trend of GPP during the growth cycle, but they overestimated the GPP during the maximum LAI phase. Multilayer models correctly reproduced the behavior of potato GPP and closely predicted both: the daily magnitude and half-hourly variation in GPP when compared to EC measurements. Upscaling is a reliable alternative, but a good treatment of LAI and the photosynthetic light-response curves are decisive factors to achieve better GPP estimates. The results improved the knowledge of the biophysical control in the carbon fluxes of the potato crop. 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