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Photosynthesis, Canopy Physiology & Micrometeorology - PPT Presentation

Please read Bonan Chapter 1617 Leaf Anatomy Stomate pl stomata Leaf Fluxes and Resistances Many leaves have stomata only on lower surface Heat fluxes don t pass through stomata ID: 627256

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Slide1

Photosynthesis, Canopy Physiology & Micrometeorology

Please read

Bonan

, Chapter

16-17Slide2

Leaf Anatomy

Stomate

(pl. stomata)Slide3

Leaf Fluxes and Resistances

Many leaves have stomata only on lower surface

Heat fluxes don

t pass through stomataSlide4

Adding Resistances

Conductance is the reciprocal of resistance

Total resistance of a series of resistors is the sum of the individual resistors

Total conductance of a set of resistors in parallel is the sum of the individual conductances

Resistors in series

add resistances

Resistors in parallel

add conductancesSlide5

Stomata and

Leaf

Boundary Layers

Stomatal

conductance is truly molecularLeaf laminar boundary layer conductance is a mixture of molecular and turbulent diffusionSlide6

Laminar Boundary Layer

Flow in canopies is complex

How

do we define “

wind speed” a few mm above a pine needle?

s/m

leaf

size (m)

wind speed

(m/s)Slide7

Laminar Boundary

Layer

Resistance

a ~ 200 s

½

m

-1Slide8

Leaf Temperatures

Influence of radiative, sensible, and latent cooling

Without H and LE, leaves get really hot!Slide9

Leaf Energy Balance

Note dependence of latent cooling on air T and R.H.

Leaf may be either warmer or cooler than air

Imagine a forest full of dappled sunlight on a summer afternoon …Slide10

Coupling Between Leaf Fluxesand the Canopy Air Space

LE increases with VPD (duh!)

Lots of leaf transpiration tends to moisten canopy air space (CAS)

Moist CAS suppresses transpiration

Degree of dependence (coupling) depends on rb

Consider two limiting cases:

From Penman-Monteith

Jarvis and McNaughton (1986)

r

b

large, radiation limited

r

b

small, stomata limited