fT.Standcarb: Effects of temperature on decomposition rates according to...
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fT.Standcarb R Documentation
Effects of temperature on decomposition rates according to the StandCarb
model
Description
Calculates the effects of temperature on decomposition rates according to
the StandCarb model.
Usage
fT.Standcarb(Temp, Topt = 45, Tlag = 4, Tshape = 15, Q10 = 2)
Arguments
Temp
A scalar or vector containing values of temperature for which
the effects on decomposition rates are calculated.
Topt
A scalar representing the optimum temperature for decomposition.
Tlag
A scalar that determines the lag of the response curve.
Tshape
A scalar that determines the shape of the response curve.
Q10
A scalar. Temperature coefficient Q10.
Value
A scalar or a vector containing the effects of temperature on
decomposition rates (unitless).
References
Harmon, M. E., and J. B. Domingo (2001), A users guide to
STANDCARB version 2.0: A model to simulate carbon stores in forest stands.
Oregon State University, Corvallis.
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Effects of temperature on decomposition rates according to the StandCarb model
Description
Calculates the effects of temperature on decomposition rates according to the StandCarb model.
Usage
fT.Standcarb(Temp, Topt = 45, Tlag = 4, Tshape = 15, Q10 = 2)
Arguments
Temp |
A scalar or vector containing values of temperature for which the effects on decomposition rates are calculated. |
Topt |
A scalar representing the optimum temperature for decomposition. |
Tlag |
A scalar that determines the lag of the response curve. |
Tshape |
A scalar that determines the shape of the response curve. |
Q10 |
A scalar. Temperature coefficient Q10. |
Value
A scalar or a vector containing the effects of temperature on decomposition rates (unitless).
References
Harmon, M. E., and J. B. Domingo (2001), A users guide to STANDCARB version 2.0: A model to simulate carbon stores in forest stands. Oregon State University, Corvallis.
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