Preliminary study of CO2 and CH4 fluxes at soil-air interface in drawdown area of the Pengxi River of the Three Gorges Reservoir
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    The CO2 and CH4 fluxes on wetland (water level drawdown) area of reservoirs are crucial parts of the scientific research of reservoir Green House Gas emission.CO2 and CH4 fluxes at soil-water interface of Baijiaxi and Yanglu drawdown areas in the Pengxi River were studied from June to September in 2010.Baijiaxi drawdown area has a mean CO2 flux of 12.38±2.42 mmol/ (m2·h),while its mean CH4 flux is 0.0112±0.0064 mmol/(m2·h).The mean fluxes of CO2 and CH4 at soil-air interface in Yanglu drawdown area are 10.54±5.17 mmol/(m2·h) and 0.14±0.16 mmol/(m2·h),respectively.A significant increase of CO2 flux and a comparable decrease of CH4 during the study period have been observed.Recovery of the vegetation and an increase in soil organic matter contents are generally regarded as the primary reason for the increase of CO2 flux.Loss of water in soils during the period increases the intensities of oxygen transfer from air to soils,which could help to increase the activities of methanotrophic bacteria,and to increase the capability of CH4 sink in the drawdown zone.However,it is suggested that further study should be taken on elucidating the co-effect of CO2 and CH4 fluxes by the reservoir operation and land-use history in this area.

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李哲,张利萍,王琳,郭劲松,高旭,方芳,蒋滔.三峡水库澎溪河消落区土-气界面CO2和CH4通量初探[J]. Journal of Lake Sciences,2013,25(5):674-680.

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  • Received:September 03,2012
  • Revised:February 26,2013
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