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Transpiration

Plants lose water meanwhile carbon dioxide enters plant leaves through stomata, the small pores on the leaf surface. The release

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Carbon cycle

The capture and release of carbon dioxide (CO2) by the forest is the net result of many biological processes. The

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Air humidity

The water holding capacity of air depends sharply on the air’s temperature (i.e. the warmer the air is, the more

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Air temperature

The diurnal and annual cycle in solar radiation is reflected into air temperature by the absorption of solar radiation. The

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Stomata action

Gases enter and leave the leaf through stomata, which actively control the gas exchange of CO2 and H2O, for example, between

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Plant respiration

Plant needs energy for growth, transport and maintenance of vital functions as animals do. To get the energy required, they

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Soil respiration

The carbon used for ecosystem growth (net primary production, NPP) is eventually transferred to the soil in litter fall, root

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