Titlebook: Air Pollution Impacts on Plants in East Asia; Takeshi Izuta Book 2017 Springer Japan 2017 Forest decline.Indicator plants for air pollutan

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Flux-Based O3 Risk Assessment for Japanese Temperate Forests primary production, as a measure of C sequestering capacity, declined earlier in the late-growth season with increasing cumulative O. uptake, suggesting an earlier autumn senescence in the O.-sensitive beech forest, but not in the O.-tolerant oak forest.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-56438-6Forest decline; Indicator plants for air pollutants; Acid deposition; Acid rain; Aerosol; Soil acidificat

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Takeshi IzutaProvides a detailed description of the effects of air pollutants on Asian crops and trees.Discusses the latest findings with regard to the effects of air pollutants on Chinese crops and trees, which i

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Fabian Engler,Reimut Zohlnh?fer. Aerosols are colloidal systems in which small (<100 μm in diameter) solid or liquid particulate matter is suspended in air. These small particles are themselves also called aerosols. PM2.5 and . (Asian yellow sand dust) are important aerosol constituents, and their chemical components; namely, ele

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,Die Wirkm?chtigkeit des Perspektivwechsels,h SO. emissions in China have started declining. The Acid Deposition Monitoring Network in East Asia (EANET), the regional network covering Northeast and Southeast Asia, has been monitoring acid deposition and its effects on forests and inland waters. Wet deposition levels of sulfur and nitrogen in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6193-9se research studies comprehensively, in chronological order. In the 1970s, most studies of the effects of ozone on agricultural crops, and the evaluation of ozone-induced foliar injuries, were field surveys. Since the 1980s, there has also been considerable research using various facilities, such as

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Einführung: Die Verlockung der Zahlen levels of O. have negative impacts on the growth and physiological functions of Japanese forest tree species, although there is a big variation of O. sensitivity between species. Stomatal O. uptake is one of the key factors that can explain the differences in O. sensitivity between species, and mod