Carbon allocation among tree organs: A review of basic processes and representation in functional-structural tree models

Annals of Forest Science

Volumn 57, Issue 5-6, 2000, Pages 521-533

  Lacointe, A ^a  

^a PIAF   (France)

Author keywords

Assimilate; Model; Partitioning; Sink; Source

Indexed keywords

CARBON; MODELING; PRODUCTIVITY; TREE;

EID: 0033850151     PISSN: 12864560     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1051/forest:2000139     Document Type: Conference Paper

References (81)

1. 'SIMWAL': A structure - function model simulating single walnut tree growth according to climate and pruning
2. Variations in sapwood starch levels in some australian forest species
3. Section 8: Simple whole tree: TRANS
4. A critique of carbon-based tree growth models
5. Use of a dynamic model on dry matter production and allocation in apple orchard ecosystem research
6. Implications of varying pipe model relationships on Scots Pine growth in different climates
7. Carbon allocation in trees: A review of concepts for modelling
8. A coordination model of whole-plant carbon allocation in relation to water stress
9. Effect of root/leaf temperature differentials on root/shoot ratios in some pasture grasses and clover
10. Assimilation and translocation patterns of carbon-14 in the shoot of fruiting pecan trees, Carya illinoensis Koch
11. Fruit effects on photosynthesis in Prunus persica
12. Prediction of stem profile of Picea abies using a process-based tree growth model
13. A transport model for tree ring width
14. A root-shoot partitioning model based on carbon-nitrogen-water interactions and Munch phloem flow
15. Carbon and nitrogen allocation in trees
16. Seasonal changes in photosynthate transport within elongating shoots of Populus grandidentata
17. Modelling of allocation and balance of carbon in walnut (Juglans regia L.) seedlings during heterotrophy-autotrophy transition
18. 3 species
19. Sink strength: What is it and how do we measure it? Forum
20. Structure and basic equations of a stimulator for branch growth in the Pinaceae
21. Simulation of branch growth in the Pinaceae: Interactions of morphology, phenology, foliage productivity, and the requirement for structural support, on the export of Carbon
22. Tree biomechanics: Growth, cumulative prestresses, and reorientations
23. A carbon balance model of peach tree growth and development for studying the pruning response
24. PEACH: A simulation model of reproductive and vegetative growth in peach trees
25. A model of the annual cycle of dry matter production and partition in citrus and other evergreen fruit trees
26. FAGUS, a model for growth and development of beech
27. Temporal and spatial scaling from individual trees to plantations: A modeling strategy
28. A model for the structural growth of young Scots pine crowns based on light interception by shoots
29. Food relations of woody plants
30. Mobilization of carbon reserves in young walnut trees
31. Hierarchical approach to forest ecosystem simulation
32. 2 concentrations
33. Implications of the pipe-model theory on dry matter partitioning and height growth in trees
34. Modelling structural functional relationships in whole-tree growth resource allocation
35. A carbon balance model of growth and self-pruning in trees based on structural relationships
36. Stand growth model based on carbon uptake and allocation in individual trees
37. Comparison of two shoot-root partitioning models with respect to substrate utilization and functional balance
38. Height growth strategies in open-grown trees
39. An application of process-based modelling to the development branchiness in Scots pine
40. Biomechanical optimum in woody stems
41. Mechanical control of root growth: A computer simulation
42. Tree structures: Deducing the principle of mechanical design
43. Above- and below-ground growth of forest stands: A carbon budget model
44. A simple mechanistic model of phloem transport which explains sink priority
45. Optimal mechanical design of plant stems: The models behind the allometric power laws
46. LIGNUM: A tree model based on simple structural units
47. Short-term responses to supplementary nitrogen in young apple trees as related to carbohydrate nutrition
48. A photosynthate allocation model for tree growth
49. ECOPHYS: An ecophysiological growth process model for juvenile poplar
50. A functional model of tree growth and tree architecture
51. Essai sur les relations entre l'architecture d'un arbre et la grosseur de ses axes vegetatifs
52. Modelling whole-plant allocation in relation to carbon and nitrogen supply. Coordination versus optimization: Opinion
53. A shoot-root partitioning model
54. Calculation of translocation coefficients from phloem anatomy for use in crop models
55. A quantitative analysis of plant form: The Pipe model theory. I. Basic analyses
56. A model of competition incorporating plasticity through modular foliage and crown development
57. The theory and practice of branch autonomy
58. Response of young Sitka spruce clones to mechanical pertutbation and nutrition: Effects on biomass allocation, root development, and resistance to bending
59. A simulation model of tree architecture development based on growth response to local light environment
60. Wind flow around multi-storey buildings and its influence on tree growth
61. Modelling the influence of assimilate availability on root growth and architecture
62. A model to describe the partitioning of photosynthates during vegetative plant growth
63. A balanced quantitative model for root:shoot ratios in vegetative plants
64. Root: Shoot interactions
65. A transport-resistance model of forest growth and partitioning
66. Shoot: Root allocation with respect to C, N and P: An investigation and comparison of resistance and teleonomic models
67. Modelling allocation with transport/conversion processes
68. Tree growth models: Derivations employing the pipe model theory
69. A carbon balance model of stand growth: A derivation employing pipe-model theory and the self-thinning rule
70. Height growth, site index, and carbon metabolism
71. The control of carbon partitioning in plants
72. Starch storage and radial growth in woody roots of sugar maple
73. Ecological data on dry matter production by plants and plant communities
74. Control of crop processes
75. Modeling changes in red spruce carbon balance and allocation in response to interacting ozone and nutrient stresses
76. A demographic model of assimilation and allocation of carbon and nitrogen in grapevines
77. Model of above-ground assimilate partitioning and growth of individual trees in even aged forest monoculture
78. A review of evidence on the control of shoot: Root ratio in relation to models
79. A process-based growth model for young red pine