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I haven't gotten my head into everything you are describing here, but it seems like your main point may be this one:
and wanted to confirm that you saw this: CTSM/src/biogeochem/CNNStateUpdate1Mod.F90 Line 284 in 1e2e2c3 But maybe you're saying that there's an issue even despite that? Let's talk more. |
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It actually seems like this is fine. |
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It looks like there are three ways that
leafn_to_litter
can be calculated inCNOffsetLitterfall()
.If
CNratio_floating
is true:CTSM/src/biogeochem/CNPhenologyMod.F90
Lines 3232 to 3238 in 1e2e2c3
If
CNratio_floating
is false anduse_fun
is true:CTSM/src/biogeochem/CNPhenologyMod.F90
Lines 3188 to 3189 in 1e2e2c3
If
CNratio_floating
is false anduse_fun
is false:CTSM/src/biogeochem/CNPhenologyMod.F90
Line 3212 in 1e2e2c3
I'm wondering if it's possible for there to be a discrepancy here with how much N is removed during biofuel harvest, which happens here (before
leafn_to_litter
is calculated):CTSM/src/biogeochem/CNPhenologyMod.F90
Line 3126 in fdbb234
Note that
leafn
is never reduced byleafn_to_biofueln
, which I think would cause a problem in at least theCNratio_floating == .true.
case.Our testing might not be set up to catch such discrepancies and their resulting N imbalances. It's only the Smallville tests that have any biofuels, right?
Pinging @billsacks, as it looks like you did the final testing for the bioenergy crops PR #884.
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