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Table 1. Best estimate of LNO x and total NO x emissions in reviews and assessments.
Table 3. Airborne air composition measurement experiments in regions with lightning contributions.
Fig. 3. Average profiles of (a) NO x concentration and (b) NO/NO x ratio (Huntrieser et al., 2002)
Fig. 5. Distribution of NO x mixing ratio in the 330–220 hPa altitude range in the four seasons (a: MAM, b: JJA, c: SON, d: DJF)
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