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Isozyme markers associated with O3 tolerance indicate shift in genetic structure of ponderosa and Jeffrey pine in Sequoia National Park, California

2007

Staszak, J. | Grulke, N.E. | Marrett, M.J. | Prus-Glowacki, W.


Bibliographic information
Environmental pollution
Volume 149 Issue 3 Pagination 366 - 375 ISSN 0269-7491
Other Subjects
Tree age; Meteorology and climatology; Plant breeding and genetics; Miscellaneous plant disorders and injuries; Ecosystem; Interspecific variation; Plant leaves; Adverse effects; Conservation of natural resources; Stress tolerance; Forestry related; Tree damage; Elevated atmospheric gases; Growth & development; Plant physiology and biochemistry; Heterozygosity; Genotype; National forests; Genotype; Air pollutants
Language
English
Note
In the special issue: a symposium on air pollution and vegetation effects in national parks and natural areas: implications for science, policy and management / edited by h.s. neufeld and a.h. chapelka. paper presented at the symposium "air pollution workshop", april 10, 2006, charlottesville, virginia
Includes references
2019-12-06
Type
Text; Journal Article

2024-02-28
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