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Table 6 Stock-flow pathways given as a carbon stock density in annual tons of carbon per hectare

From: A carbon balance model for the great dismal swamp ecosystem

From stock

To stock

Flow type

AWC

±

CG

±

MG

±

PP

±

Atmosphere

Living leaf

Growth:NPP

3.040

0.002

2.995

0.002

2.915

0.002

2.983

0.001

Atmosphere

Living wood

Growth:NPP

2.250

−0.048

2.785

−0.004

2.250

−0.002

2.413

−0.005

Atmosphere

Living root

Growth:NPP

6.105

0.001

4.995

0.007

4.120

0.005

5.073

0.005

Living leaf

Leaf litter

Litterfall

2.535

−0.692

2.640

−1.230

2.680

−1.225

2.618

−1.035

Living wood

Deadwood

Mortality

3.090

−0.909

2.600

0.112

1.420

0.756

2.370

−0.162

Living root

Dead root

Litterfall

6.105

−3.222

4.995

−2.640

4.120

−2.177

5.073

−2.681

Leaf litter

Peat

Humification

1.625

−0.468

1.685

−0.570

1.445

−0.491

1.585

−0.493

Deadwood

Peat

Humification

1.280

−0.403

1.150

−0.015

0.280

0.055

0.903

−0.088

Dead root

Peat

Humification

5.420

−3.827

4.135

−2.924

3.470

−2.453

4.342

−3.065

Leaf litter

Atmosphere

Emission

0.091

0.814

0.955

−0.170

1.235

−0.285

1.033

−0.191

Deadwood

Atmosphere

Emission

1.810

−0.557

1.450

−0.088

1.140

−0.003

1.467

−0.102

Dead root

Atmosphere

Emission

0.685

−0.144

0.860

−0.251

0.650

−0.180

0.732

−0.188

Upper peat

Atmosphere

Emission

7.940

−0.290

7.510

−0.810

6.260

−0.526

7.240

−0.392

Upper peat

Deep peat

Peat accum.

0.360

0.007

0.120

0.009

0.140

0.011

0.170

0.010

  1. The ± columns signify the difference between the actual value and the value after model calibration
  2. Annual flows are given as an annual carbon density (t C/ha−1yr−1)
  3. AWC Atlantic white cedar; CG cypress−gum; MG maple-gum; PP pond pine; NPP net primary productivity