CO₂-Gas Exchange in the Soil and Ground Vegetation
of BilberryPine forest

E. E. Yalynskaya

Institute of Forests, Karelian Research Center, Russian Academy of Sciences, Pushkinskaya ul. 11, Petrozavodsk,
185610 Karelia, Russia

Received April 30, 1998

Abstract—The characteristics of the components of total CO₂ flow from the soil surface in a bilberry–pine for-
est were analyzed. A continuous estimation of the parameters of CO₂-gas exchange was carried out over two
growing seasons. The dependences of the intensity of soil emission on soil temperature and total flow of carbon
dioxide on air temperature were found to be close to functional dependences. The proportion of the carbon diox-
ide assimilated by ground vegetation was determined.

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