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Preliminary results suggest total C:N doesn't show enough spatial / latitudinal variability in MIMICS-CN.
@melanniehartman and Emily Kyker-Snowman suggested just increasing FI(struc) from 0.1 to 0.3 to evaluate the model sensitivity to this parameter change.
As expected, this increased soil C:N by increasing C stocks the SOMc pool (and decreasing LITs).
Mean C:N = 13 [range 6-31] when FI=0.3 vs.
Mean CN = 11 [range 6-18] when FI = 0.1
Results in boreal forests look promising, but changes in the tropics are not as convincing.
Moreover, increases in tropical SOC stocks are w/in reality, but maybe shouldn't keep increasing?
I'm assuming that increases in total C:N are driven by increases in SOMc, but most of the tropical SOM in in the SOMp pools, resulting in modest changes in tropical total C:N.
The other interesting bit, is that by decreasing LITs, we're also driving a shift in microbial community composition, with a higher relative fraction of MICr in the new simulations
NOTE the new simulation (FI = 0.3, blue lines) are not yet spun up completely and results are subject to change.
Here's the breakdown of individual pools sizes by latitude for each simulation
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Preliminary results suggest total C:N doesn't show enough spatial / latitudinal variability in MIMICS-CN.
@melanniehartman and Emily Kyker-Snowman suggested just increasing
FI(struc)
from 0.1 to 0.3 to evaluate the model sensitivity to this parameter change.SOMc
pool (and decreasingLITs
).SOMc
, but most of the tropical SOM in in theSOMp
pools, resulting in modest changes in tropical total C:N.LITs
, we're also driving a shift in microbial community composition, with a higher relative fraction ofMICr
in the new simulationsNOTE the new simulation (FI = 0.3, blue lines) are not yet spun up completely and results are subject to change.
Here's the breakdown of individual pools sizes by latitude for each simulation
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: