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The (continuous) flow of methane from one place in the atmosphere to another.
It is usually measured as a rate of flow across a given area where methane is
produced; for instance, the average amount of methane being released from a rice
field of a specific area every hour would be considered the methane flux rate
for that field.
[Dictionary of Ecology and Environmental Science; Henry W. Art;
1993; Henry Holt and Company; New York.] [Testing of Hydrocarbon Emissions From
Vegetation and Methodology for Compiling Biogenic Emission Inventories; Patrick
R. Zimmerman; National Center for Atmospheric Research; P.O. Box 3000 Boulder,
Colorado 80303.]
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