Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8862740 | Atmospheric Pollution Research | 2017 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
With regard to seasonal variability, autumn transects showed the highest mean values for atmospheric CH4 (2.466Â ppm) when dead rice straw is mixed with the sediment, and weed growth is prevented. Spring and summer measurements gave the highest mean CH4 values at dawn (1.897-3.544Â ppm), whereas autumn and winter produced the mean values after sunset (2.148-2.930Â ppm). Spatial differences were accounted for by proximity to urban areas, presence of shallow water storage structures, and distance to seawater.
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Authors
Alba Ãgueda, Claudia Grossi, Elsa Pastor, Eva Rioja, Laura Sánchez-GarcÃa, Ãscar Batet, Roger Curcoll, Marina Ealo, Manel Nofuentes, Paola Occhipinti, Xavier Rodó, Josep-Anton MorguÃ,