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Table 1. Estimated amount of burned organic material during the experiment. s.e. = standard error of the estimate.
Table 2. Measurements made during the prescribed forest burning campaing, the instrument type, location of the instrument, and the responsible institute.
Table 3. Relationships of excess-concentrations of VOCs (∆X) to excess carbon monoxide (∆CO) during the flaming phase
Fig. 1. Aerial photographs of the study site during the flaming phase: (A) from the south, with the progress of the ignition described with the red, blue, white, and light blue arrows, and the average wind direction with the pink arrow
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