Long-term effects of fire and harvest on carbon stocks of boreal forests in northeastern China

Table 3 The major species parameters of the LINKAGES v2.2 model

Species	DMAX^a	DMIN^b	B3^c	B2^c	SWITCH^d	D3^e	FROST^f	FWT^g	TL^h	RTSTⁱ	FRT^j
Dahurian larch	1900	400	0.35	63.62	FFFFT	0.424	− 35	248	12	1	1
White birch	3100	600	0.52	73.23	FFFFT	0.412	− 40	248	4	0.8	1
Korean spruce	2500	600	0.38	68.07	FTFFF	0.11	− 35	440	11	1	3
Scots pine	1900	700	0.37	59.08	TTTFF	0.6	− 30	440	12	1	3
Aspen	3000	800	0.66	78.77	TTFFT	0.333	− 26	440	7	0.5	1
Poplar	1600	600	0.35	63.62	TTFFT	0.1	− 35	440	7	0.5	1
Willow	2400	600	0.29	57.26	TTFFT	0.08	− 35	248	7	0.5	1
Dwarf pine	1400	300	1.16	46.30	TTFFF	0.2	− 40	248	12	1	3

^aDMAX, degree day maximum for each species (degree)
^bDMIN, degree day minimum for each species (degree)
^cB2 and B3 are growth scaling parameters for each species
^dSWITCH, reproduction switches
^eD3, drought tolerance (fraction of growing season, %)
^fFROST, minimum January temperature tolerated (degree)
^gFWT, leaf weight per unit crown area (100 g/m²)
^hTL, leaf litter quality class (1–12 are the leaf litter; 13 is root litter; 14 and 15 are fresh wood from tress less than or greater than 10 cm; 16 is twig litter; 17 is well-decayed wood not contain humus)
ⁱRTST, root-shoot ratio for each species
^jFRT, foliage retention time (years)

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