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Metabolic and substructural changes of bean leaves caused by separate and simultaneous ozone and sulfur dioxide exposures

1984

Vogels, K. (Essen Univ. (Germany, F.R.). Inst. fuer Angewandte Biologie) | Masuch, G.

AGROVOC Keywords
air pollution carbohydrate content carotenoide carotenoides carotenoids chlorophylle chlorophylls clorofilas contenido de carbohidratos contenido proteico epiderme epidermis estoma floema histologie histology mesofilo mesophyll ozone ozono phaseolus vulgaris phloem photosynthese photosynthesis plaste plastids protein content respiration stomata stomate teneur en glucides ultraestructura ultrastructure
Bibliographic information
Publisher
Inst. foer Vatten- och Luftvaardsforskning
Other Subjects
Contaminacion del aire; Dioxyde de soufre/ metabolisme; Pollution atmospherique; Respiracion; Teneur en proteines; Phloeme; Mesophylle; Sulphur dioxide/ metabolism; Histologia; Plastidos; Dioxido de azufre/ metabolismo; Fotosintesis
Language
English
Note
21 ref. Summary (En)
ISBN
91-7810-153-0
Type
Conference; Summary
Source
Proceedings of an international workshop on the evaluation and assessment of the effects of photochemical oxidants on human health, agricultural crops, forestry, materials and visibility, February 29 - March 2, 1984 Goeteborg, Sweden, Grennfelt, P. (ed.).- Goeteborg (Sweden): Inst. foer Vatten- och Luftvaardsforskning, Sep 1984.- ISBN 91-7810-153-0. p. 128-144
Conference
Evaluation and Assessment of the Effects of Photochemical Oxidants on Human Health, Agricultural Crops, Forestry, Materials and Visibility, Goeteborg (Sweden), 29 Feb - 2 Mar 1984
1986-08-15
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