Distributions of C 3 and C 4 Plants Travis Wicks.

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Distributions of C 3 and C 4 Plants Travis Wicks

What are C 3 /C 4 Plants? Different photosynthetic pathways

C 3 -C 4 Examples C4C4 C3C3 Kaupag.com Warm-season grasses Scientificamerican.com Treesdirect.co.uk Most plants En.wikipedia.org

Influences on Distribution Temperature CO 2 concentration Precipitation patterns Light intensity

Goals Compare with: – Koch et al. (2004) – Still and Powell (2010) Modern C 4 Distribution

Models Koch et al. (2004) – Based on regressions on modern distributions – Purely climate-based – Inputs: mean annual temperature mean annual precipitation mean summer precipitation

Koch Results

Models Still and Powell (2010) – Climate aspect based on experimental data – MODIS and Global Land Cover (GLC) vegetation data included Eliminates problem of plant physiology distributions – Inputs: Mean monthly precipitation Mean monthly temperature MODIS % herbaceous layer Global Land Cover Map 2000

Still and Powell Results

With GLC Without GLC

Still and Powell (non-GLC) Results

Intermodel comparison Mean difference: 0.17Mean difference: 0.20

Conclusions Both models have their respective problems – Hybridize the two Other possible factors: – Fire regime – Herbivores Are the systems truly in equilibrium? – Natural variability

The End! Thanks to: -Gonzalo Espinoza -Dr. Maidment -You, for listening