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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2531-7342/22299 Keywords: Morels, Wildfires, Pyrophilous fungi, FTIR, SEM References Abney RB, Berhe AA (2018) Pyrogenic carbon erosion: implications for stock and persistence of pyrogenic carbon in soil. Frontiers in Earth Science 6:335325.
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2. System Architecture The proposed monitoring system is based on a set of three different devices. The aim is the monitoring of air quality inside and outside the plant where the furnace is operating and, at the same time, measuring the composition of exhaust gases produced by the furnace.
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