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Naju Rice Paddy 1
Station ID
KR-Nj1
Country code
KR
Time zone offset
9
Description
The flux site is located at a rice paddy in Naju, Jeollanam-do, South Korea. The predominant species is Oryza sativa L. ssp. Japonica, which is flooded during most of the growing season.
Climate zone
Temperate; hot summer, without dry season (Cfa)
Main ecosystem
Croplands
Mean annual temperature
13.6 °C
Mean annual precipitation
1310.4 mm
Current staff
Name
Role (ICOS vocabulary)
Start date
Jaeil Cho
Principal Investigator
1990-01-01
Jong-Sung Ha
Researcher
1990-01-01
Seungtaek Jeong
Researcher
1990-01-01
Location
Latitude/Longitude
35.02753, 126.82093
Elevation
32 m
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