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Alnus had the highest (86% ± 3%) and Quercus the lowest (29% ± 4%) mass loss (Figure 2c).

However, the same moisture content that stimulated pigmentation in beech, also resulted in the highest mass loss (Figure 3a).

Graham Cogley, the scientist from Trent University in Ontario, Canada, who first publicly questioned the IPCC's 2035 figure, comments in Nature that reconciling the different mass loss figures found by different methods of study "will keep glaciologists busy for some time".

Litter of urban origin decomposed faster than litter of periurban origin (62% ± 3% and 53% ± 3% mass loss, respectively) (Figure 2a).

When differences between litter origins were tested for species individually, only Populus showed a significant difference in mass loss (p ≤ 0.01) (Figure 4c).

In 2001, Graham Harper estimated a stellar wind at 0.03 M☉ every 10,000 years, but research since 2009 has provided evidence of episodic mass loss making any total figure for Betelgeuse uncertain.

CO scaffolds were observed to be completely degraded at Day 16, whereas NA and AL scaffolds had ∼90% mass loss at Day 21 (Figure 4).

Under these stringent treatment conditions, HNE-mediated cAAPEG hydrogel degradation was not detected by mass loss measurements (Supporting Information, Figure S3b).

Figure 4 Mass loss in the common garden litter transplant.

And in accordance to results at urban and periurban decomposition sites, litter of urban origin decomposed faster than litter of periurban origin (94% ± 1% and 92% ± 1% mass loss, respectively, p ≤ 0.05) (Figure 4a).

In this figure, the mass loss process stopped when the maximum heat flow was generated from the sample (which indicates the most energy available for vaporizing the metal products).