Response to Comments on “Recent global decline of CO 2 fertilization effects on vegetation photosynthesis” | Zendy

Songhan Wang | Zendy; Yongguang Zhang | Zendy; Weimin Ju | Zendy; Jing M. Chen | Zendy; Alessandro Cescatti | Zendy; Jordi Sardans | Zendy; Ivan A. Janssens | Zendy; Mousong Wu | Zendy; Joseph A. Berry | Zendy; J. Elliott Campbell | Zendy; Marcos FernándezMartínez | Zendy; Ramdane Alkama | Zendy; Stephen Sitch | Zendy; William K. Smith | Zendy; Wenping Yuan | Zendy; Wei He | Zendy; Danica Lombardozzi | Zendy; Markus Kautz | Zendy; Dan Zhu | Zendy; Sebastian Lienert | Zendy; Etsushi Kato | Zendy; Benjamin Poulter | Zendy; Tanja Sanders | Zendy; Inken Krüger | Zendy; Rong Wang | Zendy; Ning Zeng | Zendy; Hanqin Tian | Zendy; Nicolas Vuichard | Zendy; Atul K. Jain | Zendy; Andy Wiltshire | Zendy; Daniel S. Goll | Zendy; Josep Peñuelas | Zendy

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Response to Comments on “Recent global decline of CO ₂ fertilization effects on vegetation photosynthesis”

Author(s) -

Songhan Wang,

Yongguang Zhang,

Weimin Ju,

Jing M. Chen,

Alessandro Cescatti,

Jordi Sardans,

Ivan A. Janssens,

Mousong Wu,

Joseph A. Berry,

J. Elliott Campbell,

Marcos FernándezMartínez,

Ramdane Alkama,

Stephen Sitch,

William K. Smith,

Wenping Yuan,

Wei He,

Danica Lombardozzi,

Markus Kautz,

Dan Zhu,

Sebastian Lienert,

Etsushi Kato,

Benjamin Poulter,

Tanja Sanders,

Inken Krüger,

Rong Wang,

Ning Zeng,

Hanqin Tian,

Nicolas Vuichard,

Atul K. Jain,

Andy Wiltshire,

Daniel S. Goll,

Josep Peñuelas

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

science

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 12.556

H-Index - 1186

eISSN - 1095-9203

pISSN - 0036-8075

DOI - 10.1126/science.abg7484

Subject(s) - photosynthesis , human fertilization , robustness (evolution) , vegetation (pathology) , global change , attribution , environmental science , ecology , biology , agronomy , climate change , botany , psychology , social psychology , medicine , biochemistry , pathology , gene

Our study suggests that the global CO2 fertilization effect (CFE) on vegetation photosynthesis has declined during the past four decades. The Comments suggest that the temporal inconsistency in AVHRR data and the attribution method undermine the results’ robustness. Here, we provide additional evidence that these arguments did not affect our finding and that the global decline in CFE is robust.

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