Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].

The annual hydrological budget in the montane forest ecosystem of San Eusebio, Mdrida, Venezuela, was studied and water samples collected and analysed for chemical composition. Total rainfall was 1 576 mm, canopy rainfall 1 260 and stem flow 12 mm. The soil water content of the soil and its changes...

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Main Authors: Grimm, U, Fassbender, H.W.
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Language:Español
Published: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) 2022
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Online Access:https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12162
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spelling RepoCATIE121622022-12-01T17:24:33Z Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos]. Biogeochemical cycles in a forest ecosystem of the Western Venezuelan Andes, 3: Hydrological cycle and chemical elements transfer with water [soils]. Grimm, U Fassbender, H.W. ECOSISTEMA ELEMENTOS QUIMICOS AGUA VENEZUELA ECOSYSTEMS ELEMENTS WATER VENEZUELA Sede Central The annual hydrological budget in the montane forest ecosystem of San Eusebio, Mdrida, Venezuela, was studied and water samples collected and analysed for chemical composition. Total rainfall was 1 576 mm, canopy rainfall 1 260 and stem flow 12 mm. The soil water content of the soil and its changes were calculated based on tensiometer readings and pF-curve. An evapotranspiration of 980 nun was calculated from meteorological data. Percolating water was collected with ceramic lysimeters and calculated from above data to be 588 mm. In order to calculate the chemical transfer of elements, 192 water samples were analysed for pH, N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, Fe and Al. The chemical input into the ecosystem depends primarily on the rainfall paterns in the region. The high values for N and Na are related to marine aerosols, gases from petrochemical industries and soil particles. The concentration in the percolating waters are lower than the rainfall, so that there is a chemical accumulation in the ecosystems. 2022-11-30T16:25:04Z 2022-11-30T16:25:04Z 1981-04 Artículo https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12162 openAccess es Turrialba; Vol. 31, no. 2 11 páginas application/pdf Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
institution Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza
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language Español
topic ECOSISTEMA
ELEMENTOS QUIMICOS
AGUA
VENEZUELA
ECOSYSTEMS
ELEMENTS
WATER
VENEZUELA
Sede Central
spellingShingle ECOSISTEMA
ELEMENTOS QUIMICOS
AGUA
VENEZUELA
ECOSYSTEMS
ELEMENTS
WATER
VENEZUELA
Sede Central
Grimm, U
Fassbender, H.W.
Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
description The annual hydrological budget in the montane forest ecosystem of San Eusebio, Mdrida, Venezuela, was studied and water samples collected and analysed for chemical composition. Total rainfall was 1 576 mm, canopy rainfall 1 260 and stem flow 12 mm. The soil water content of the soil and its changes were calculated based on tensiometer readings and pF-curve. An evapotranspiration of 980 nun was calculated from meteorological data. Percolating water was collected with ceramic lysimeters and calculated from above data to be 588 mm. In order to calculate the chemical transfer of elements, 192 water samples were analysed for pH, N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, Fe and Al. The chemical input into the ecosystem depends primarily on the rainfall paterns in the region. The high values for N and Na are related to marine aerosols, gases from petrochemical industries and soil particles. The concentration in the percolating waters are lower than the rainfall, so that there is a chemical accumulation in the ecosystems.
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Fassbender, H.W.
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title Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
title_short Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
title_full Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
title_fullStr Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
title_full_unstemmed Ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los Andes Occidentales de Venezuela, 3: Ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
title_sort ciclos biogeoquímicos en un ecosistema forestal de los andes occidentales de venezuela, 3: ciclo hidrológico y translocación de elementos químicos con el agua [suelos].
publisher Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
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