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Observational analysis shows fluctuations in CO2 levels with varying wind speeds in forest, indicating wind's significant role.
The concentration of CO2 at the forest floor under a 29-year-old eastern hemlock plantation fluctuated greatly within short intervals of time as a consequence of variations in wind speeds. Concentrations of the gas varied more at lower than at higher wind speeds.
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