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Quantifying the impact of fire events on dust emission potential from partially vegetated dunes in the southwest Kalahari
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• Experimental results from the first wind tunnel study of burned dunes are presented. • Fire does not have a significant intensifying effect on dust emission. • Threshold shear velocities increased on burned areas compared to unburned surfaces. • Surfaces where biological soil crusts had been removed produced large dust fluxes.
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