Titlebook: Air Pollutants and the Leaf Cuticle; Kevin E. Percy (Director),J. Neil Cape (Co-Directo Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Spatial Distribution of Sulphate Uptake by Wind-Damaged Beech Leavesadaxial leaf surface. Drying of the droplets on the leaf surface enhanced uptake by up to three orders of magnitude compared with uptake from solution. Sulphate was not transported far from entry points provided by cuticular lesions. Cuticular integrity, assessed using dye tracers, was breached by w

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Modelling Pollutant Deposition to Vegetation: Scaling Down from the Canopy to the Biochemical Levellling deposition at the meteorological and whole-canopy levels are well characterized and have been mathematically modelled. In contrast, the processes operating on the leaf surface and within the leaf interior are not well understood and are largely specific for individual pollutants. The availabil

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Leaf Wettability as a Measure of Air Pollution Effectses of anthropogenic pollutants or anthropogenic and natural compounds (sea salts, dust particles) which are often present in field studies can confound the interpretation of DCA measurements. A few studies that attempt to separate these factors have been conducted, but more are needed before the pot

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Air Pollutants and the Cuticle: Implications for Plant Physiologylecular structure of the transport-limiting barrier of the cuticle and of epicuticular waxes be presented. The effects of chemicals of anthropogenic and biogenic origin on cuticular permeability will be described quantitatively.