[LTER-luq] suggestions

[DJean Lodge]

Dear Whendee and others,

Here is my revised hypothesis 2a. It has more detail that may need to be
edited back down, but it homes in on mechanisms.
The stimulation of growth in the short-term (by increased P-availability
from increased soil C) is why the Century model predicted accumulation of
soil C from repeated hurricanes.
What Bill was talking about yesterday with additional lysimeters to capture
DOC at different depths is a mechanism we haven't addressed previously, but
is incorporated in the revised text.

Jean

On Wed, Jan 10, 2018 at 11:04 AM, Whendee Silver <wsilver at berkeley.edu>
wrote:

> 1. How will increased frequency of intense storms shape the structure and
> function of humid tropical forests now and into the future?
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> 2. How do severe droughts and climate drying affect biota and
> biogeochemical cycling?
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>   3. How Do Large-Scale Factors Such as Climate Change and Land Use
> Interact with Hurricanes and Drought to Shape Tropical Forest Ecosystems of
> the Future? [fine as is]
> Whendee L. Silver
> Professor of Ecosystem Ecology and Biogeochemistry and
> Rudy Grah Endowed Chair in Forestry and Sustainability,
> Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
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