Direct and Indirect effects and the Long-term Risks of Air Pollution on Forest Ecosystems:

Skelly, J.M.

Direct and Indirect effects and the Long-term Risks of Air Pollution on Forest Ecosystems:

1993

Skelly, J.M. (Pennsylvania State University, University Park (USA))

Tropospheric ozone is the most important single air pollutant of importance to forests in eastern United States. Both broadleaf and needled trees may suffer premature foliar senescence following even low ozone exposure years. Genetic sensitivity within species is likewise prevalent.

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Bibliographic information

Published in

World Series (IUFRO)

Issue 4 ISSN 1016-3263

Publisher

IUFRO

Pagination

132 p.

Other Subjects

Pollution atmospherique; Indice de crecimiento; Etats unis; Polucion del aire; Foret

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

p. 35, 5 ref.

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Long-term Implications of Climate Change and Air Pollution on Forest Ecosystems, Schlaepfer, R. (Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape, Birmensdorf (Switzerland)) (ed.).- Vienna (Austria): IUFRO, 1993.- ISBN 3 7040 1165 7

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