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. 2019 Jun 24;25(10):3334–3353. doi: 10.1111/gcb.14677

Table 1.

Annual carbon stocks and fluxes for California for the period 2001–2015. The transfer column represents the cumulative carbon transferred from ecosystem classes to nonecosystem classes (e.g., development). The LULCC column represents carbon losses due to land use, LUC, and disturbances

Stocks Fluxes
Timestep Live DOM Soil TEC NPP Rh NEP LULCC NECB Transfer
2001 1804.3 375.9 2,643 4,823.1
2002 1782.6 371.5 2,639.9 4,794 136.2 126 10.1 37.5 −27.3 1.8
2003 1783.1 368.7 2,634.8 4,786.7 155.9 124.7 31.2 37.5 −6.3 2.9
2004 1791 373.2 2,628.6 4,792.9 165.6 121 44.6 37.3 7.2 3.9
2005 1827.5 379.5 2,623.4 4,830.4 198.2 119.1 79.1 40.5 38.6 5.1
2006 1826.3 386.4 2,621.1 4,833.8 168.6 121.1 47.5 43 4.5 6.2
2007 1775.3 387.9 2,619.7 4,782.9 108.2 121.9 −13.7 36.4 −50.1 7.1
2008 1756.1 382.2 2,614.9 4,753.3 138.5 118.6 19.9 48.7 −28.7 8.1
2009 1740.9 383 2,609.5 4,733.4 132.6 116.1 16.4 35.7 −19.2 8.7
2010 1799.3 389.2 2,604.4 4,793 209.4 109.2 100.1 40 60.1 9.4
2011 1780.7 402.3 2,605.5 4,788.4 144.4 113.4 31 35.1 −4.1 9.8
2012 1781.7 393.2 2,607 4,781.9 155.9 123.7 32.2 38.4 −6.2 10.2
2013 1698.3 387.5 2,605.4 4,691.2 63.7 121.9 −58.2 31.6 −89.8 11.2
2014 1705.5 365 2,597.3 4,667.8 142.4 127.9 14.5 37 −22.5 12.2
2015 1658.5 376.9 2,586.9 4,622.3 113.1 120.7 −7.6 37 −44.6 13.1

Abbreviations: LULCC, land use and land cover change; NECB, net ecosystem carbon balance; NEP, net ecosystem productivity; NPP, net primary production; DOM, dead organic matter; Rh, heterotrophic respiration; TEC, total ecosystem carbon.