Closed aldivi closed 7 years ago
Actually, the assumption is that the mortality c changes are net, so the transfers and emissions are implicit. But is some systems, such as savanna and woodland, we don't have understory/dead processes. It may still be useful to look at this later if we have time.
I am closing this because I am not sure what in means in the context of the net mortality c change assumption mentioned above. Adding these fluxes would seem to be arbitrary as they would have to be carved out of the current net balance.
We can do this later, as time permits. We currently assume that these fluxes are negligible in relation to our other fluxes, which mostly means that our dead C pool may be top-heavy over time. Basically, we need C transfers from standing to downed to litter, and litter to soil. And respiration from standing, downed, and litter.