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To better understand the relationship between carbon uptake and canopy color, Ms. Mizunuma's team set up a pair of digital cameras in Alice Holt Forest, a former royal hunting ground that now has a 220-acre research plot within a commercial oak forest.

(2) how do the relationships between carbon uptake and water loss and seasonal variations of EWUE differ among sites?

Understanding spatial patterns of EWUE is important for elucidating the relationship between carbon uptake and water loss.

To investigate the relationship between carbon uptake and water loss at individual sites, we performed regression analyses between time series (8-day average) of NEE or GPP and ET during CUP.

The variability in EWUE among ecosystems reflects the water-use strategy (i.e., trade-off between water loss and carbon gain) of different species (Donovan and Ehleringer 1991) and provides an important insight into the relationships between carbon uptake and water loss.

Different seasonal patterns (Fig. 3) and magnitudes (Table 3) of EWUEGPP and EWUENEP and the difference in the relationships between NEE or GPP and ET (Additional file 2: Table S1) across sites indicate differences in trade-off between carbon uptake and water loss by ENFs.

A similar approach was used by Covert et al. [ 19] and also by Wagner and Urbanczik [ 45] to analyze the relationship between carbon uptake, oxygen uptake and biomass production.

PEMs are based on the theory of light use efficiency (LUE) which states that a relatively constant relationship exists between photosynthetic carbon uptake and radiation receipt at the canopy level [12].

Although regional- to global-scale relationships between forest carbon uptake and major climatic gradients have been demonstrated in several types of vegetation productivity models [2, 3], capturing landscape scale (e.g., less than 1 km2), patterns in forest carbon cycles has proven to be a challenge.

Production efficiency models (PEMs) are based on the theory of light use efficiency (LUE) which states that a relatively constant relationship exists between photosynthetic carbon uptake and radiation receipt at the canopy level.

PEMs are based on the theory of light use efficiency (LUE) which states that a relatively constant relationship exists between photosynthetic carbon uptake and radiation receipt at the canopy level [ 12].