G. Helas, EMISSIONS OF ATMOSPHERIC TRACE GASES FROM VEGETATION BURNING, Philosophical transactions-Royal Society of London. Physical sciences and engineering, 351(1696), 1995, pp. 297-311
Emissions from vegetation fires are recognized as important contributi
ons to biogeochemical cycles of elements. A brief overview is given on
emissions of the trace components CO, CH4, and NOx determined under v
arious field and laboratory conditions. The influence of these emissio
ns of trace gases on their global turnover is shown to be important. F
inally, the emissions due to burning of fuelwood for traditional cooki
ng is compared to the influences of emissions due to wild vegetation f
ires.