ArticleScientific reports2026
Thinning altered the optimum photosynthetic environment in a subtropical coniferous plantation.
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Thinning offers long-term benefits for planted forests and is an important silvicultural practice. Meanwhile, ecosystem would respond to thinning and the optimal photosynthetic environment would change. Clarifying and quantifying the changing optimal photosynthetic environment induced by thinning is important for accurate prediction of carbon budgets and effective management of artificial forests. Based on six-year continuous in situ observations of carbon fluxes and corresponding environmental factors before and after 25% thinning in a typical subtropical plantation in China, this study revealed that thinning increased the optimum values of key environmental factors (net radiation (Rn), air temperature (Ta), and vapor pressure deficit (VPD)) for gross primary productivity (GPP). Meanwhile, thinning enhanced the ecosystem maximum GPP (GPP
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