Regulation of atmospheric carbon dioxide by vegetation fires

Ball, Rowena

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Regulation of atmospheric carbon dioxide by vegetation fires

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2014

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Ball, Rowena

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Vegetation fires release some fraction of the carbon in the biomass back to the atmo - sphere as CO2 and deposit some of the carbon onto the ground as charcoal or pyrogenic carbon. It is an open, but not unanswerable, question as to whether the formation

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Climate Research

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10.3354/cr01210

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