Parashar, D. C. ; Mitra, A. P. ; Gupta, Prabhat K. ; Rai, J. ; Sharma, R. C. ; Singh, N. ; Koul, S. ; Ray, H. S. ; Das, S. N. ; Parida, K. M. ; Rao, S. B. ; Kanungo, S. P. ; Ramasami, T. ; Nair, B. U. ; Swamy, M. ; Singh, G. ; Gupta, S. K. ; Singh, A. R. ; Saikia, B. K. ; Batua, A. K. S. ; Pathak, M. G. ; Iyer, C. S. P. ; Gopalakrishnan, M. ; Sane, P. V. ; Singh, S. N. ; Banerjee, R. ; Sethunathan, N. ; Adhya, T. K. ; Rao, V. R. ; Palit, P. ; Saha, A. K. ; Purkait, N. N. ; Chaturvedik, G. S. ; Sen, S. P. ; Sen, M. ; Sarkar, B. ; Banik, A. ; Subbaraya, B. H. ; Lal, S. ; Venkatramani, S. ; Lal, G. ; Chaudhary, A. ; Sinh, S. K. (1996) Methane budget from paddy fields in India Chemosphere, 33 (4). pp. 737-757. ISSN 0045-6535
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Abstract
Results of national methane campaign launched in 1991 to assess methane budget from Indian paddy fields are reported. The campaign involved a number of scientific institutions and universities with National Physical Laboratory at Delhi operating as a nodal agency and covered most of the major rice growing regions of India. Methane emission rates ranged between -0.64 and 84.1 mg-2h-1. The methane budget from Indian paddies has been estimated to be around 4.0 TgY-1 with a range between 2.7 to 5.4 TgY-1.
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