Abstract
Several modern approaches to the problem of estimating the net primary production of terrestrial ecosystems are discussed. A method for predicting the dynamics of this parameter as a function of radiation balance and annual evapotranspiration is described. The values of annual carbon by the zonal vegetation of European Russia are calculated in two ways: by methods based on the empirically determined relationships between the annual average values of climatic parameters and net primary production and on the basis of models describing carbon flows between the compartments of ecosystems. The model estimations of net primary production are compared with experimental data.
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