Claim · model-written summary
Flammability varied little with humidity and stayed high for most species even at the highest moisture.
- Taxon
- speciese0
- Outcome
- flammability values (FV)e0
- Direction
- little variatione0
- Qualifier
- even at the highest levels of moisture contente0
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Verbatim
e0“there was little variation in the flammability values (FV), except for the species Aristida sp., and Dalbergia miscolobium, showing the high flammability of most species, even at the highest levels of moisture content.”
Title
Relationships between moisture content and flammability of campestral Cerrado species in Jalapão
M.M. Santos; A.C. Batista; E.V. Carvalho; et al. Revista Brasileira de Ciências Agrárias - Brazilian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2018. doi:10.5039/agraria.v13i4a5587
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association Moisture correlated positively with mean time to ignition at r = 0.94.
- Association Moisture correlated negatively with combustion time at r = -0.43.
- Association Moisture correlated negatively with flame height at r = -0.87.
- Association Moisture correlated negatively with ignition frequency at r = -0.73.
- Observation Adjusted regression R² for mean time to ignition was 0.87.
- Observation Adjusted regression R² for combustion time was 0.15.
- Observation Adjusted regression R² for flame height was 0.74.
- Observation Adjusted regression R² for ignition frequency was 0.50.
- Observation Aristida sp. was an exception to the generally small humidity-related variation in flammability.
- Observation Dalbergia miscolobium was an exception to the generally small humidity-related variation in flammability.